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Reducing Facilitator Burnout Without Sacrificing Quality Care

Reducing Facilitator Burnout Without Sacrificing Quality Care

Behavioral health professionals enter this field because they care deeply about helping people heal.

Yet many counselors, therapists, and group facilitators find themselves carrying responsibilities that extend far beyond client care. Between documentation, treatment planning, crisis intervention, individual sessions, and group facilitation, there often isn't enough time left in the day.

Then comes another expectation:

"Create tomorrow's group."..

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