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Help Received: The Art of Resourceful Task Delegation as a Helping Professional
Asking for help is one of the hardest things to do for a professional helper, especially when you’re not sure how to go about it! In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to avoid occupational burnout and reduce compassion fatigue by mindfully exploring how to tactfully ask and accept help (without the side of guilt!).
In this workshop, you will strengthen your ability to:
- Decipher how to begin delegating tasks in mindful ways
- Engage in team-oriented ways to support, organize and systemize work responsibilities
- Increase opportunities to productively collaborate
Michelle Goodloe - Presenter
LCSW, The Essence of Healing LLC & Gmichelle Wellness
Michelle Goodloe is a licensed clinical social worker and a published author, dedicated to helping others develop healthy, compassionate relationships with themselves and with others.
With a professional background in providing clinical interventions, compassion-based services and statewide advocacy for people impacted by domestic violence, child abuse and stress-related conflict, the focus of Michelle’s career has been to develop and institute accessible and resourceful avenues of support through her agencies: The Essence of Healing LLC and Gmichelle Wellness.
Michelle is the owner and psychotherapist with The Essence of Healing LLC, a private therapeutic practice based in Atlanta, Georgia. The Essence of Healing LLC provides virtual individual psychotherapy to adult residents of Georgia and Illinois. She is also the creator of three self-care centered books: Self Explore, Self Restore, The Self Care Investment and I Own My Magic, and the creator of Gmichelle Wellness. Gmichelle Wellness offers busy, caring professionals the opportunity to make self-care a practical part of their lives. Michelle facilitates interactive workshops for non-profit and private organizations that experience challenges with addressing self-care, compassion fatigue and professional burnout.
Michelle lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband and son.
