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SOCIAL WORK ONCOLOGY GROUP OF NORTH CAROLINA

Enjoy the full program with access to all main activities.

General Admission

LXCL:Current BSW/MSW/DSW/PhD students.

Student

SWOG-NC Welcomes You Back!&nbsp; Providing care to patients facing cancer and terminal illness demands profound empathy, yet sustained exposure to grief and trauma frequently leads to compassion fatigue. This interactive symposium equips oncology social workers, palliative/hospice clinicians, and allied healthcare professionals with evidence-based narrative, clinical, and ethical strategies to manage compassionate engagement while mitigating professional burnout, vicarious traumatization, and moral distress in high-acuity medical settings.&nbsp; Key Highlights&nbsp;- Understanding Clinical Trauma &amp; Distress: Identify the early warning signs of vicarious traumatization, moral distress, and burnout unique to high-acuity environments. &nbsp;&nbsp;- Evidence-Based Strategies: Apply narrative, clinical, and ethical techniques designed to maintain empathetic connection while establishing healthy professional boundaries.&nbsp;&nbsp;- Building Sustainable Resilience: Learn practical, research-backed tools to process grief, manage acute stress, and protect clinician well-being. &nbsp;&nbsp;- Restoring Purpose &amp; Supportive Culture: Cultivate peer-support practices and institutional strategies that foster psychological safety and long-term career fulfillment. Who Should Attend? Oncology social workers, palliative and hospice clinicians, nurses, chaplains, mental health specialists, and allied healthcare professionals dedicated to cancer and end-of-life care. Through focused sessions and open discussion, we&rsquo;ll explore current challenges in oncology care, highlight resources, and strengthen our collaborative network. Register below to join a community committed to professional growth and high-quality psychosocial care.&nbsp; CEU are offered!

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SWOG-NC Welcomes You Back!  Providing care to patients facing cancer and terminal illness demands profound empathy, yet sustained exposure to grief and trauma frequently leads to compassion fatigue. This interactive symposium equips oncology social workers, palliative/hospice clinicians, and allied healthcare professionals with evidence-based narrative, clinical, and ethical strategies to manage compassionate engagement while mitigating professional burnout, vicarious traumatization, and moral distress in high-acuity medical settings.  Key Highlights - Understanding Clinical Trauma &amp; Distress: Identify the early warning signs of vicarious traumatization, moral distress, and burnout unique to high-acuity environments.   - Evidence-Based Strategies: Apply narrative, clinical, and ethical techniques designed to maintain empathetic connection while establishing healthy professional boundaries.  - Building Sustainable Resilience: Learn practical, research-backed tools to process grief, manage acute stress, and protect clinician well-being.   - Restoring Purpose &amp; Supportive Culture: Cultivate peer-support practices and institutional strategies that foster psychological safety and long-term career fulfillment. Who Should Attend? Oncology social workers, palliative and hospice clinicians, nurses, chaplains, mental health specialists, and allied healthcare professionals dedicated to cancer and end-of-life care. Through focused sessions and open discussion, we’ll explore current challenges in oncology care, highlight resources, and strengthen our collaborative network. Register below to join a community committed to professional growth and high-quality psychosocial care.  CEU are offered!

SOCIAL WORK ONCOLOGY GROUP OF NORTH CAROLINA

SWOG- NC Winter Virtual Symposium: Recharge and Reconnect: Compassion Without Burning Out in Cancer and End-of-Life Care

General Admission

$65

Student

$25