$45.00

2 NBCC Continue Education credits

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Workshop: Caring for the Caregiver: Tools for Creative Self‑Care

Facilitator: Elizabeth Bullard, LPC

Date: Monday, August 17th, 2026

Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST

Investment: $45 (free for master level students)

Where: Google Meet.

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Training Details:

Creativity represents the highest degree of emotional health—it is a person’s act of self-actualization (Murrant, Rykov, Amonite, & Loynd, 2000). Expressive interventions can be a key tool in examining and promoting emotional well-being in professionals, clients, and caregivers. This course educates participants on the value of expressive therapies as a self-care intervention and as a tool to help clients and caregivers recognize burnout.
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What You’ll Gain:

By participating in this workshop, you will:

  • Participants will identify common signs of burnout and compassion fatigue in clinical professionals and caregivers.
  • Participants will describe how creative practices such as journaling, writing, and art can be used as self-care strategies and burnout indicators.
  • Participants will demonstrate how to develop a personalized, creativity-based self-care plan that fits their unique lifestyle and professional demands.
  • Participants will explain the role of creativity in maintaining emotional resilience and enhancing therapeutic effectiveness.

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More About Your Facilitator:

Elizabeth Bullard, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor and ACEP Certified trainer in Connecticut who helps children and adults build confidence and practical skills to live fuller, richer lives. Elizabeth uses trauma‑informed, client‑centered care grounded in CBT and evidence‑based programs—including Bounce Back, CBITS, Triple P, and Circle of Security—to address root concerns and promote lasting resilience.
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Besides individual and family therapy, Elizabeth partners with schools and organizations to design and facilitate workshops and provide consulting that equips teams with action‑based skills to better serve their communities.
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When she is not in session or hosting a workshop, Elizabeth can often be found walking with her corgi, Preston, reading a good book, or searching for the best snacks.

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Event Logistics:

  • Location: This training will be conducted online via Google Meet. A link will be provided to registered participants prior to the event.
  • Date and Time: Monday, August 17th, 2026 from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm EST.
  • Investment: The training investment is $45, covering access to the live session and 2 NBCC Continue Education credits​
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Space is limited, so secure your spot today!

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Register Now:

To register for this training, please click "Sign me up" below. For any inquiries or assistance, feel free to reach out to Liz at Liz@EbullardCounseling.com or 203-706-2084.

Cancellation and Refund Policy: Trainings are non-refundable, unless cancelled by training provider.

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Complaint and Dispute Policy:

As a provider of continuing education programs related to mental health care, my commitment is to deliver high-quality learning experiences. If you have any concerns or disputes related to the content or delivery of these programs, please submit written complaints within one week of the program to Elizabeth Bullard (Liz@ebullardcounseling.com), the designated contact person. I will promptly acknowledge receipt, conduct an impartial review, and strive for a fair resolution within two weeks. Resolutions may include providing additional information, adjusting program content, or offering a refund. All information will be treated confidentially, and your feedback will contribute to ongoing improvements in my continuing education offerings.

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How we keep participant information secure and confidential:

As the provider of mental health-related continuing education programs, I am dedicated to ensuring the confidentiality and security of participant information. All personally identifiable information collected, including registration details and assessment results, will be treated with the utmost confidentiality and accessed only by authorized personnel involved in program administration. Participant data will be securely stored for electronic formats. Only necessary information will be gathered and regular training on data privacy and security will be provided to staff. In the event of a data breach, established procedures will be followed to assess impact, notify affected parties, and take corrective actions. This policy aligns with relevant data protection laws and is subject to periodic reviews for updates and improvements.

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Americans with Disability Act (ADA) Information:

The Provider is dedicated to ensuring that its Continuing Education (CE) programs align with all federal, state, and local laws, particularly those outlined in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). To uphold ADA compliance, the Provider commits to implementing accessibility standards, offering reasonable accommodations for participants with disabilities, providing accessible program materials and communication, choosing ADA-compliant venues, ensuring technology accessibility, and training staff on ADA compliance. The organization pledges to continuously improve its practices by staying current with evolving ADA standards and promptly addressing any reported non-compliance concerns. Participants requiring accommodations are encouraged to make requests in advance, and the Provider is committed to promptly addressing these requests to ensure an inclusive learning environment for all.

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Please note: Completing the post evaluation is required to receive 2 NBCC Continuing Education hours.