SESSION THREE: PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY
During the COVID-19 crisis, child welfare workers provide critical services to their communities. As essential public servants, it is important that they have systems in place to ensure their safety during home visits and working in the field. This session explores how child welfare programs are innovating to protect their frontline workers’ physical, emotional, and psychological safety.
- Webinar Recording
- PowerPoint Slides
- Chatlog Summary
- Arapahoe County Resources
- Psychological Safety Reference List
- Letter on Child Welfare Leaders as Level 1 Emergency Responders
- Safety Assessment and Planning During COVID-19 and Physical Distancing (NCCD)
- The Child Welfare Worker Safety Guide
- How to Create a Culture of Psychological Safety
- Crucial Self-Care in the Coronavirus Crisis
- Worker Safety Literature Review
- Worker Safety Resources in NCWWI Library
- Session One: Virtual Supervision
- Session Two: Well-being
- Session Three: Physical, Emotional, and Psychological Safety
- Session Four: Converting Classroom Training from In-person to Online
- Session Five: Coaching Remotely
- Session Six: Using Social Media and Technology to Engage Children, Youth, and Families