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Worthy Works™ Summit includes two Guides for Transformation the Helping Systems of Today
WW Guide: The 10-page guide aligning the Human, Work, and Systems Domains for sustainable relational work.
Is the Helping, Helping?: 15-page published essay on sustainable work for the helping professions. Includes a review of “production-based models” of business and presents “relational business model” as a solution to the burnout-saturated world of healthcare.
Excerpt (Introduction of WW Guide):
“I believe that the systems of helping professions have been misled by production based (consumer) business models as the “way” to develop successful businesses.
This type of model has been used for decades (largely beginning in the Kennedy-era when community mental health centers were funded and established). Production-based models of business are, however, not aligned with the emotional load (heart-work) of mental healthcare.
Our models should reflect what we know about relational health and optimal human development for the respectful work of the therapist and respectful care for the client.”
Worthy Works™ Summit includes two Guides for Transformation the Helping Systems of Today
WW Guide: The 10-page guide aligning the Human, Work, and Systems Domains for sustainable relational work.
Is the Helping, Helping?: 15-page published essay on sustainable work for the helping professions. Includes a review of “production-based models” of business and presents “relational business model” as a solution to the burnout-saturated world of healthcare.
Excerpt (Introduction of WW Guide):
“I believe that the systems of helping professions have been misled by production based (consumer) business models as the “way” to develop successful businesses.
This type of model has been used for decades (largely beginning in the Kennedy-era when community mental health centers were funded and established). Production-based models of business are, however, not aligned with the emotional load (heart-work) of mental healthcare.
Our models should reflect what we know about relational health and optimal human development for the respectful work of the therapist and respectful care for the client.”