Group Therapy

Workshops, groups, and classes at Mendable Psychology

Burnout for Helping Professionals

New this November - Join our new group for support and education around burnout

Program details

Join our four week group to support helping professionals in understanding and managing workplace burnout.

Our therapists will share tools and skills for coping with work stress, managing emotions, developing a self care strategy, and incorporating mindfulness into your daily life.

All helping professions welcome. Occupations such as health, education, social services, and veterinary would be well suited for group content.

Schedule

4 weekly sessions on Mondays from 6:00 – 7:30 PM

Dates: Nov 18 – Dec 9, 2024

Registration

$225 registration fee. Sliding scale available. Capacity limited to 8 participants. Register online by November 15, 2024.

Location

Mendable Psychology Office – 10458 Mayfield Rd NW Edmonton, AB T5P 4P4

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10458 Mayfield Rd NW # 218
Edmonton, AB T5P 4P4

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