#WellnessWednesday: Recent Episodes
Tanager Place
Listen as members of the Tanager Place staff discuss the four indicators of well-being. Special thanks to our podcast sponsor Bank of America.
Tanager Place is implementing the RISE: Wellness & Resiliency Framework™, developed by Vice President of Clinical Services Tonya Hotchkin. The framework includes four indicators of well-being and we'll be discussing each in detail and connecting them to the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic during this four-part series.
In this episode, School Based Clinical Supervisors Maggie Hartzler and Emma Thompson discuss efficacy and offer practical ways we can manifest the feeling of capability in our and our family's lives. The ongoing pandemic has created a great deal of uncertainty, but there still are ways we can establish pockets of control.
These are turbulent times, but we can emerge from this strong, resilient and healthy.
Tanager Place is implementing the RISE: Wellness & Resiliency Framework™, developed by Vice President of Clinical Services Tonya Hotchkin. The framework includes four indicators of well-being and we'll be discussing each in detail and connecting them to the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic during this four-part series.
In this episode, School Based Clinician Supervisor Abby Seyfer and Outpatient Clinical Manager Jennie Null discuss the meaning and purpose indicators and offer ways we can encourage them in ourselves and our families. In short, having a sense of meaning and purpose connects us to our environment and others. How does that happen in an age of social distancing?
These are turbulent times, but we can emerge from this strong, resilient and healthy. Special thanks to our podcast sponsor, Bank of America.
Tanager Place is implementing the RISE© framework of resiliency, developed by Vice President of Clinical Services Tonya Hotchkin. The framework includes four indicators of well-being and we’ll be discussing each in detail and connecting them to the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic during this four-part series.
In this episode, Outpatient Clinician Supervisor Lindsey Swales and School Based Clinical Supervisor Maggie Hartzler discuss the belonging and connection indicators and offer ways we can encourage them in ourselves and our families. In short, people need to feel connected and feel like they matter. How does that happen in an age of social distancing?
These are turbulent times, but we can emerge from this strong, resilient and healthy.
WellnessWednesday – Resilience, Part 1