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Program Information:
Title: "Restoring the Givers to Thrive in 2025"
Presenter: Cherlette McCullough, LMFT
Date: January 17, 2025
Time: 9:00am - 11:00am
Event Location: Harry P. Leu Gardens
Modality: In Person
Presentation Summary:
Therapists dedicate themselves to the service of others, yet their contributions often go unnoticed, and their own well-being is neglected. In a field that demands so much, burnout is a real and pervasive risk. Restoring the Givers to Thrive in 2025 is focused on empowering therapists to prioritize their own vitality, establish healthy boundaries, and adopt sustainable practices that ensure they can continue to give without depleting themselves.
This session provides a strategic approach to fostering enduring well-being for those who serve others, equipping therapists with the tools necessary to not only survive but thrive in the years ahead. By focusing on resilience, balance, and self-care, we will ensure that the givers of the world can sustain their impact, both professionally and personally, through 2025 and beyond.
Learning Objectives:
- Empower Therapists to Prioritize Self-Care: Equip therapists with practical tools and strategies to prioritize their own well-being, setting boundaries and integrating self-care practices that promote physical, emotional, and mental vitality.
- Prevent Burnout and Foster Resilience: Provide actionable insights into preventing burnout by building long-term resilience, allowing therapists to continue their work with sustained energy and passion.
- Sustain Professional and Personal Impact: Help therapists create a balanced approach to their work and personal lives, ensuring they can continue making a meaningful impact on their clients without sacrificing their own health and happiness.
Speaker Bio:
Cherlette McCullough, LMFT – Entrepreneur, Author, & Licensed Mental Health Expert is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Florida and Texas, author of two self-help books, and the founder of Center Peace Therapy Services. With a strengths-based approach, she empowers clients to embrace self-love and achieve mental wellness. As a sought-after expert, Cherlette regularly appears on media outlets such as WESH-2, WKMG-6, ABC’s Action News 6, and Central Florida Public Radio-NPR. She was featured on TV One’s Fatal Attraction 3 episodes and contributes weekly to Afrotainment’s Point of View day show. An award-winning leader, Cherlette has received the 2018 African American Woman Project Community Award, the 2019 Cheryl Laird Mental Health Advocate Award, and the 2022 I-4 Business Magazine Entrepreneurial Spirit Award, among others. She serves on the Board of Directors for Shepherds Hope, the Mental Health Association of Central Florida, and Florida Executive Women. Cherlette is committed to reducing mental health stigma, supporting her community, and inspiring others. She is a proud wife, bonus mom to three children, and enjoys comedy, traveling, and Orlando Magic games.
