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Developing a model for reflective spaces for frontline professionals exposed to mass suffering

A model to support skills and wellbeing of practitioners in humanitarian contexts

One of our experts, Greg, contributed to the reflections on ways to support frontline practitioners faced with overwhelming needs in humanitarian contexts. The paper is part of the Policy and Systems commentary for the Cambridge University Press - Global Mental Health section.

A model to support competencies and preserve wellbeing is outlined through a reflective space for professionals.  

 

Find out more about how can support your team.

“Protecting staff psychosocial well-being is particularly important in conflict, post-conflict, epidemic and disaster settings where they themselves are exposed to substantial and often ongoing suffering."

Developing a model for reflective spaces for frontline professionals exposed to mass suffering

A model to support skills and wellbeing of practitioners in humanitarian contexts

“Protecting staff psychosocial well-being is particularly important in conflict, post-conflict, epidemic and disaster settings where they themselves are exposed to substantial and often ongoing suffering."

One of our experts, Greg, contributed to the reflections on ways to support frontline practitioners faced with overwhelming needs in humanitarian contexts. The paper is part of the Policy and Systems commentary for the Cambridge University Press - Global Mental Health section.

A model to support competencies and preserve wellbeing is outlined through a reflective space for professionals.  

 

Find out more about how can support your team.