Overview
Working in the helping professions can come at a personal cost, and too often, healthcare workers like RRTs carry these wounds in silence. Join Tracey Receveur, RN/BN, CWT-TIC, Critical Care Nurse and Community & Workplace Traumatologist, for an empowering session that normalizes emotional injuries as part of the human experience and offers science-based strategies to build resilience and well-being in high-stakes environments.
This interactive webinar will explore:
How work-related trauma impacts the brain and body
Why it’s difficult for healthcare workers to acknowledge emotional distress
Evidence-based coping and self-protection strategies
Practical ways to support colleagues and foster a culture of care
Register for this complimentary webinar generously supported by Southmedic below!
Speaker
Tracey Receveur, RN/BN, CWT-TIC
Senior Consultant – Physician Experience, Alberta Health Services
Tracey is a Critical Care Nurse and Community & Workplace Traumatologist on a mission to support those who care for others. With certifications as a Trauma-Informed Coach and Facilitator for The Working Mind – Opening Minds + Advancing Mental Wellness, Tracey equips healthcare workers, teams, and leaders with science-based tools to recognize distress early, reduce stigma, and strengthen psychological well-being in high-stress clinical settings.
Join the Conversation
Reflect on questions that will guide this session:
What makes it hard for RRTs to talk about emotional tolls?
How can we support a colleague showing signs of distress?
What single change could most improve workplace mental health?
What small strategies help you during stressful shifts?