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Religious leaders are expected to have a core competency of 64 strengths for their job – far more than any other profession. They are present in many vulnerable and traumatic moments with church members with little personal wellbeing support. As a result, religious leaders experiencing burnout, vicarious trauma, and their own unmet needs have an increased likelihood of violating boundaries. Learn how to support religious leaders in their own wellbeing care and boundaries to prevent misconduct.
Join us at Cultivate Counseling (5855 Riverside Drive, Atlanta 30327) on Friday March 27th, 2026 from 9 am - 12:30 pm for 3 Ethics CEUs*
Presented by both Cultivate & Seeds of Hope Counseling
*3.0 Ethics CEUs currently pending from GSCSW and LPC-GA
Religious leaders are expected to have a core competency of 64 strengths for their job – far more than any other profession. They are present in many vulnerable and traumatic moments with church members with little personal wellbeing support. As a result, religious leaders experiencing burnout, vicarious trauma, and their own unmet needs have an increased likelihood of violating boundaries. Learn how to support religious leaders in their own wellbeing care and boundaries to prevent misconduct.
Join us at Cultivate Counseling (5855 Riverside Drive, Atlanta 30327) on Friday March 27th, 2026 from 9 am - 12:30 pm for 3 Ethics CEUs*
Presented by both Cultivate & Seeds of Hope Counseling
*3.0 Ethics CEUs currently pending from GSCSW and LPC-GA