This would be an important tool to reach even after any student have reached their potential. It ensures opportunities for growth in the areas of professional development continuing preparation after license achievement. Well done AATBS.
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Happy World Book Day!
The world has been collectively experiencing trauma a result of COVID-19. We, as mental health practionners are not immune. The past year has affected us like none other and we’re still learning how to deal with the mental and emotional effects not only for ourselves but our clients.
As mental health professionals, it's important we lean toward each other, colloborate and share as many resources as we can during tiring times. That is exactly why our team at Washington Psychological Wellness put together this list of mental health resources and books we jointly love.
Here are two books we love:
“The Body Keeps Score” by Bessel Can Der Kolk
For a complete List of Resources Check Out:
https://washington-psychwellness.com/books-we-love/
Feel free to use this resource or share it with clients or colleagues!
What are some mental health book suggestions to add to our list!?
We are always looking for more recommendations!
