Does trauma and burnout have to be a part of being a helping professional? I don’t think so. Join me, Kara Isbell, in learning how healthcare providers, first responders, social workers, and any other helping professional can build and maintain resilience. I am a Social Work student and Emergency Medical Technician just beginning my career but trying to learn how to make it a long and healthy one.

<p>Every day we work with difficult patients. Patients can be difficult because they are abusive, because they require more attention than we are able to provide, because we are emotionally triggered ourselves, and a million other reasons. Today I am joined by my own Interim Nurse Clinician, Rachael Weller, to talk about how to work with these patients. Rachael is an RN, BSM, Certified Med-Surg RN, and soon to be MSN. <br/><br/>Follow me on Instagram @buildingresiliencepodcast. </p>

Every day we work with difficult patients. Patients can be difficult because they are abusive, because they require more attention than we are able to provide, because we are emotionally triggered ourselves, and a million other reasons. Today I am joined by my own Interim Nurse Clinician, Rachael Weller, to talk about how to work with these patients. Rachael is an RN, BSM, Certified Med-Surg RN, and soon to be MSN. Follow me on Instagram @buildingresiliencepodcast. 