Personal Resilience practices and programs for Oct/Nov
Jeff Joslin
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Upcoming events … on Oct 29th the Personal Resilience Action Team Meeting will feature Psychology Today blog host Dr. Tara Overzat who will speak about growing your resilience. On Nov 12th the Action Team holds it's first Climate Cafe. Hurricanes and politics got you down? Come to a Tuesday Circle of Personal Resilience. Here are the details:

Action Team Meeting and special presentation October 29, 8 pm ET/5 pm PT:

Strengthening Resilience in Climate Advocacy Work – Burnout is real. Advocacy work can be beautiful and overwhelming. Discover how resiliency can strengthen your advocacy work in this interactive online presentation. We will explore the building blocks of resiliency including self-awareness, positive thinking, adaptability, problem-solving, and social support, and create personal and group plans for fostering resiliency. More here. The Action Team Meeting will be about 5 minutes followed by a 45-50 presentation.

Tara Overzat, Ph.D., LPC, NCC, ACS is an Atlanta-based trauma therapist with 13 years of experience. She teaches Trauma, Crisis, Grief Counseling, assessment, and Testing graduate classes. She is an experienced presenter and public speaker who has delivered workshops on resiliency, ethics, clinical supervision, LGBTQ+ counseling, and international populations and concerns. Overzat is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She also writes the new “Bounce Back” blog for Psychology Today.

CCL Climate Café – Climate Cafes offer a structure for an informal, open, respectful, confidential space to share emotional responses and reactions related to the climate safely. This Cafe will be a co-facilitated group space to explore thoughts, feelings, and experiences rather than what we are DOING about the climate crisis. Cafes are founded on the belief that emotional reckoning often precedes or is needed to sustain effective action since without a depth of self-understanding, false starts, over-activation, or burnout can result. We'll be offering the Action Team’s first Climate Cafe on November 12 at 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT. 1 hour. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/CCLClimateCafe

Circles of Personal ResilienceCircles of Personal Resilience provide the chance to express the grief or mourning you experience around climate change, as well as celebration and gratitude for what you love about our world. Hurricanes and political angst are welcome too!

Please join in and feel free to share these opportunities with others – your CCL Group or friends, they need not be CCL Members.

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