Your nurses, physicians, therapists, chaplains and caregivers spend all day holding others. Who Holds the Healers gives them a place to be held, inside your organization.
Burnout is not a personal failing. It is what happens when people give all day and rarely receive.
Apps and one-time trainings help some. What most healers are missing is simpler: a room where they can set the weight down, with people who understand what they carry.
Connection is at the heart of all healing. That includes the healers.
Virtual or on site. "How to Stay Sane in an Insane World," or a talk shaped around your team.
An experiential session for clinical and care teams. Less lecture, more honest conversation and practical tools people use the next day.
A 12-week facilitated circle for the people who carry the most. A protected space to be held, week after week.
For organizations that want this to last: regular circles and support for the people who lead your teams.
Fred Moss is a recovering psychiatrist. 46 years in mental health, 37 of them as a psychiatrist, and more than 30,000 patients. Author of three books, including Welcome to Humanity, and host or guest on more than 450 conversations about what actually heals.
His starting point with anyone is simple: there may be nothing wrong with you.
Every Tuesday he hosts Who Holds the Healers, a free gathering for anyone who cares for others.
A 20-minute conversation about your people and what they are carrying.
A short proposal shaped to your team, your schedule and your budget.
We begin.
Want to feel it first? Join a free Tuesday gathering (5 PM Pacific, on Zoom)
