You probably know that 91²Ö¿â's Employee Assistance Program, IMPACT Solutions, provides counseling and other services, but did you know that IMPACT provides resources specific to higher education? Visit , go to member login and enter username Kent to access the website, then scroll to the Higher Education Resources tile to find articles and other resources on the topics of supporting students, difficult conversations, and mindful retirement.
You can check out these resources and more on the IMPACT website, and join us for a webinar and learn important strategies to on November 4. As a reminder, IMPACT services are available to all employees, members of their household, dependent children in and outside of the home, spouse/partner, and parents and parent-in-law. You may reach IMPACT 24/7/365 at 1-800-227-6007.
Webinar: Burnout Strategies for Educational Professionals
It's a reality that burnout is high in the educational arena for both educational leaders and administrative staff. Compassion fatigue and basic physical weariness take their toll. Are you having to do more with less? How do you maintain productivity standards and prevent fatigue? Are there REALLY coping mechanisms which provide successful solutions for educational leaders? The answer is YES. With the right strategies, educational leaders, faculty, and staff can cope and thrive! If this sounds all too familiar...this webinar is for you.
The presenter, Debra Saffo, is President of The NiKhar Group - an educational curriculum and workforce company she established after being sought after to develop and conduct professional development for educational and business organizations. Debra brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the area of workforce development and curriculum services.
This webinar will take place on November 4, from noon - 1 p.m., and it is open to all full and part time faculty and staff. You may .
For questions related to employee wellness offerings for 91²Ö¿â faculty and staff, contact Employee Wellness at 330-672-0392 or wellness@kent.edu. To reach out to IMPACT directly, please call 1-800-227-6007.