To our dedicated healthcare workers committed to serving, allow us to care for you as you care for others!
Join us for a two-part didactic workshop series titled "Mental Health & Resilience Training," featuring Project Hope, a global health and humanitarian relief organization, to place power in the hands of healthcare workers to save lives across the globe.
These sessions are crafted for frontline workers to provide effective strategies for recognizing stress in the workplace, managing personal well-being, enhancing service delivery, and boosting productivity while fostering a positive and resilient work environment.
The course content is engaging, and active participation, idea-sharing, and discussions with fellow participants are strongly encouraged. Following the workshop series, participants will receive valuable resources and a certificate of completion.
The material will cover the following topics:
- Understanding Stress, Trauma, and Resiliency
- Nurturing Personal and Professional Wellness
- Exploring the Impact of Stress on the Mental Health of Frontline Workers
- Advocating for Support, Both for Ourselves and Others
- Cultivating Organizational Resilience and Wellness Program Development
*Note: Sessions will not be recorded due to the sensitive nature of the content and the need to prioritize attendee privacy during the interactive event.
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Meet our Speaker:
Dr. Nwachuku holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with a minor in Ethnic Studies, a Master’s Degree in Public Health with an emphasis in Public Health Practice, and both a Master’s and Doctorate Degree in Forensic Psychology with specialties in Organizational Behavior, as well as Administration and Management.
Her broad experience as a professional who has delivered targeted services to a diversity of individuals has allowed her to reach vulnerable and under-resourced populations throughout California for decades.
As a university professor, Dr. Nwachuku develops and instructs courses for the various subject matters in which she holds expertise. She has launched large-scale Community Needs Assessments in order to implement effective action plans in collaboration with local and national stakeholders.
As an administrator, she directed Outreach and Advocacy Services of a large, non-profit hospital in Los Angeles County, overseeing nine distinct health programs from Maternal Child Health to Senior Care, and everything in between. Collaborating with innumerable agencies, she’s maintained program accreditations, while writing, securing, and administering grants and planned gifts directed at serving communities in both clinical and community settings.
Dr. Nwachuku is excited to now be a part of the Project Hope team, supporting health care workers across the globe.
Join us in warmly welcoming her to the EPN community!