EPISODE · Dec 18, 2023 · 39 MIN
Episode 48: Recharge, Rejuvenate, Restore: How Retreats Can Help Address Burnout and Exhaustion with Norine Vander Hooven
from The Therapist Mom Podcast: Launch and Grow Your Private Practice
My guest today is Norine Vander Hooven, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 36 years of experience in the field. She shares her wisdom and experience working in complex trauma with individuals, suicide loss survivors and therapists. Norine shares about hosting retreats and the power of attending retreats as a means to help therapists connect, recenter, and recharge. Listeners to the show can save $200 on Norine’s upcoming Sedona Retreat with code HEALING200. Learn more about her work at www.westlaketraumaandresilience.com, www.creativehealingretreats.com and connect with her on the following platforms: Instagram: Norine Vander Hooven LCSW Facebook: Norine Vander Hooven LCSW Facebook: Westlake Trauma Instagram: Westlake Trauma Facebook: Creative Healing Retreats Instagram: Creative Healing Retreats⭐️ Follow on Instagram @Raisedtoempower⭐️ Grab your FREE networking guide for therapists HERE ⭐️ Learn more about how I can help support you and your practice, and ways we can work together at www.raisedtoempower.com💻 This episode is sponsored by Jane — the all-in-one practice management software I use and love. Book you FREE Live Demo Here and when you’re ready to sign up use code ASHLEY1MO for a 1 month grace period 🎧 Support the Show: Love The Therapist Mom Podcast? Follow, rate, and share it with another therapist mom who needs to hear it.Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy, supervision, or legal advice.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.
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