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SUMMARY:2024 RISHI Tending the Flame Retreat & Training Workshop
DESCRIPTION:RISHI’s Tending the Flame Retreat & Training Workshop\nA 2-1/2 day retreat and training workshop in personal and professional resilience for clinicians and healthcare paraprofessionals. \nLed by Rachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Evangeline Andarsio\, MD and Alyssa McManamon\, MD \n\nFriday – Sunday\, October 18-20\, 2024\nLocation: Mills Park Hotel\, Yellow Springs\, Ohio\nFri/Sat from 9:30–5:30\, Sun from 9:30–12:30\n\nDescription\nAre you seeking reflection and renewal in your professional and personal life? If so\, please join us for an incredibly enriching experience! This 2.5 day retreat and training workshop will draw on the award-winning discovery model methods of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI)\, offering nourishment and self-care for healthcare professionals. In community\, we will explore the meaning of our work and create opportunities for healing in this challenging time in healthcare. \nJoin Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\, RISHI Director and Alyssa McManamon\, MD\, Assistant Director of RISHI’s Tending the Flame to: \n\nAwaken the experience of respite\, quiet and peace.\nExplore using reflection\, experiential exercises\, symbolism\, narrative\, journaling\, generous listening\, and small group sharing.\nEnhance compassion and resiliency using self-care tools.\nExperience the compassionate support of a professional community.\nLearn to bring a Finding Meaning Group and/or Tending the Flame Program to your healthcare community.\n\nThe epidemic of burnout and compassion fatigue during the professional life cycle of clinicians and healthcare paraprofessionals has stimulated the development of new approaches to prevention and recovery. Research suggests that the capacity to find personal meaning in your work is highly correlated with professional and personal resiliency and the experience of deep satisfaction in service work. Most clinicians and healthcare workers live far more meaningful lives than they realize. Experiencing the meaning already present in our daily work does not require us to change what we do but to see familiar things in new ways. Often it requires us to transcend our training and bring the perspective of the heart into the center of our professional work. Those participants who attend the Sunday half-day training will leave prepared to bring Finding Meaning and/or Tending the Flame to their healthcare communities. Those looking for a retreat-only experience should plan to attend only Friday-Saturday. \nThis 2-½ day retreat and training workshop will draw on the award winning discovery model methods of RISHI’s national and international educational programs to offer participants the opportunity to discover the power of meaning to transform their experience of their daily work\, revitalize their commitment and reinvigorate their service intention. \nUsing reflection\, poetry\, symbolism\, narrative\, art\, journaling\, generous listening\, and small group sharing we will enable workshop participants to revisit their original calling\, discover the personal meaning hidden in their daily routine\, and learn self-help methods to reclaim and sustain their passion for their profession. Come prepared to remember why you chose your work and recover the deep satisfaction of being in healthcare. \nRISHI‘s Tending the Flame retreat and training workshop enables participants to develop an authentic and supportive professional community\, take personal ownership of the meaning and values which are inherent in the lineage and practice of each health profession\, refresh their calling and service intention and learn effective self-care tools to enhance resiliency in their professional and personal lives. \nThe Tending the Flame retreat and training workshop occurs over 2-1/2 days\, provides an introduction to Finding Meaning GroupsTM and CME CATEGORY 1 APPROVAL: 14.75 contact hours. \nWho Should Apply\n\nResidency directors or other medical educators in search of well-tested innovative self-care methods for furthering professional and personal resiliency.\nEducators spearheading Physician and/or Nurse Well-Being Programs\, or Well-Being Committees in hospitals\, hospital systems\, physician group practices\, or other healthcare organizations and educators in Veterinarian Well-Being Programs or Committees in veterinary health systems.\nResidents or Fellows involved in Resident or Fellow Well-Being Programs or Clinician Well-Being Committees.\nClinicians and healthcare workers looking for a retreat experience in community to bolster resiliency and well-being should only register for the retreat experience (Fri-Sat) and will not be trained to bring Finding Meaning Groups and/or Tending the Flame back to their communities.\n\nHow to Apply\nSubmit your application online before September 10\, 2024. All applications will be reviewed. We will let you know of acceptance to the workshop within two weeks of submitting your application. IMPORTANT: Contact Mills Park Hotel as soon as possible to secure lodging\, if you plan to stay on site (limited availability). \nComplete the application using the link below: \nAPPLICATION – Tending the Flame application – October 18-20\, 2024\nRegistration Fee: \n\nClinicians: $1500 (2.5 day event includes training)/$1200 (Friday-Saturday retreat only)\nGraduate Program Learners and Healthcare Paraprofessionals: $675 (flat fee)\n\nNote: Registration fee includes breakfast and lunch daily (does not include lodging and evening meals). \nCancellation & Refund Policy\nA deposit of $300 is due at time that your application is accepted. The tuition balance is due by September 24\, 2024. A full refund (less processing fee of $25) will be issued for cancellations on or BEFORE September 10\, 2024. Cancellations after March 1 will forfeit deposit and/or full registration. For further information regarding the training contact Evangeline Andarsio\, MD at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org. \nFor questions regarding registration\, payments\, travel\, hotel or other customer service issues\, contact Becky Johnson at 937.245.7450 ext. 1 or rjohnson@purehealthcare.org. \nFaculty\nRachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Founding Director of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness; Professor of Family Medicine at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine; Founding Director of The Healer’s Art\, A national curriculum for Medical Students; bestselling author of Kitchen Table Wisdom and My Grandfather’s Blessings. \nPlease Note: Dr. Remen will only be available via video conferencing for the workshop. \nEvangeline C. Andarsio\, MD\, Director of RISHI\, Clinical Professor of OB-GYN at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine\, Director of the National Healer’s Art curriculum for medical students; the Healer’s Art Curriculum at Wright State University. \nAlyssa McManamon\, MD\, FACP\, Assistant Director of the Tending the Flame curriculum for physicians and residents\, Associate Professor\, Internal Medicine & Neurology Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine \nCME Accreditation\nDISCLOSURE POLICY: The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness at Pure Healthcare® has implemented a process where everyone who is in a position to influence the content of the educational activity must disclose to learners any relevant financial relationship. Having an interest or affiliation with a corporate organization does not necessarily prevent the speaker from participating in the proposed CME activity. It is a policy of the CME Committee to resolve any conflicts of interest prior to the presentation. \nDISCLOSURE INFORMATION: The speakers\, presenters and planning committee members for this educational activity disclose no relevant financial relationship with commercial interests. \nCME CATEGORY 1 APPROVAL: Information forthcoming. \nContinuing Education for Nurses\nBRN CE APPROVAL:  Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number CEP 10064\, for 14.75 Contact Hours \nCalifornia BRN continuing education credits are accepted by most state nursing boards; please verify with your state agency if you are outside of California \nDisabilities Statement\nAs an organization accredited for continuing medical education (CME)\, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine fully complies with the legal requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act rules and regulations. If any participant is in need of accommodations\, written requests should be submitted at least one month in advance. \nHotel\, Travel\, and Meal Information\nLodging: The Training will be held at the Mills Park Hotel\, 321 Xenia Ave\, Yellow Springs\, OH 45387. You can reserve your rooms after your application has been approved. \nLodging note: If you want to stay at the Mills Park Hotel\, please know that it is very important to make reservations well in advance. Mills Park is a small\, beautiful hotel\, noted for its personalized care\, and rooms sell out quickly. Please visit their website\, Home – Mills Park Hotel or contact Mills Park hotel directly at 937.319.0400 for room rates and to reserve your room. \nAdditional lodging: We can provide names of alternative accommodations in a range of prices in the immediate vicinity of the event. \nTravel: Participants fly in from all over the country to attend training.  If you are arriving by plane and will be renting a car or using a taxi service\, consider the following airports: \n\nJames M. Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY)\nJohn Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH)  or\nCincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)   \n\nMeals: Breakfast and lunch are provided as part of tuition cost. \nEvening meals and lodging are on your own. \nNote: If you have a special diet or dietary needs\, please contact us. \nQuestions?\nFor more course information surrounding physicians and residents\, nurses and nurse residents please contact RISHI’s Director\, Evangeline C. Andarsio\, M.D.\, at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org or 937.245.7450 ext. 2. \nFor questions regarding registration\, payments\, travel\, hotel or other customer service issues\, contact Becky Johnson at 937-245-7450 ext. 1 or rjohnson@purehealthcare.org.
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LOCATION:Mills Park Hotel\, 321 Xenia Ave\, Yellow Springs\, OH\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Flame
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SUMMARY:2023 RISHI Tending the Flame Retreat Workshop
DESCRIPTION:TITLE: RISHI’s Tending the Flame Retreat Workshop \nA 2-1/2 day workshop in personal and professional resilience for physicians\, nurses\, graduate program learners and healthcare paraprofessionals  \nLed by Rachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Evangeline Andarsio\, MD and Alyssa McManamon\, MD \n\nFriday – Sunday\, May 5-7\, 2023\nLocation: Mills Park Hotel\, Yellow Springs\, Ohio\nFri/Sat from 9:30–5:30\, Sun from 9:30–12:30\n\nDescription\nAre you seeking reflection and renewal in your professional and personal life?  If so\, please join us for an incredibly enriching experience!  This 2.5 day workshop will draw on the award-winning discovery model methods of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI)\, offering nourishment and self-care for healthcare professionals.  In community\, we will explore the meaning of our work and create opportunities for healing in this challenging time in health care.    \nJoin Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\, RISHI Director and Alyssa McManamon\, MD\, Assistant Director of RISHI’s Tending the Flame to…  \n\nAwaken the experience of respite\, quiet and peace \nExplore using reflection\, experiential exercises\, symbolism\, narrative\, journaling\, generous listening and small group sharing \nExperience the compassionate support of a professional community \n\n\nEnhance ways to nurture your resiliency \nEnhance compassion and resiliency using self-care tools \nCreate a personal oath of service \nEnjoy the beauty of small-town Ohio and nearby John Bryan State Park and Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve \n\nPlease note: We offer this retreat as an experience of RISHI’s discovery model of learning.  Any participant who would like follow-up training to bring RISHI’s Finding Meaning Groups to their colleagues or home institution may express their interest in the retreat application.  After review of your application RISHI staff will contact you to discuss eligibility and next steps. \nThe fast growing epidemic of compassion fatigue during the professional life cycle of physicians and nurses has stimulated the search for etiology and the development of new approaches of prevention and recovery. Recent research suggests that the capacity to find personal meaning in your work is highly correlated with professional and personal resiliency and the experience of deep satisfaction in service work. Most residents\, fellows\, physicians\, and nurses live far more meaningful lives than they realize. Experiencing the meaning already present in our daily work does not require us to change what we do but to see familiar things in new ways. Often it requires us to transcend our training and bring the perspective of the heart into the center of our professional work. Meaning is a function of the heart and not the mind. The heart is an organ of vision\, a perspective that enables us to experience meaning even in the most routine aspects of our work and reignite our calling. \nThis 2-½ day retreat workshop will draw on the award winning discovery model methods of RISHI’s national and international educational programs to offer participants the opportunity to discover the power of meaning to transform their experience of their daily work\, revitalize their commitment and reinvigorate their service intention. \nUsing reflection\, poetry\, symbolism\, narrative art\, journaling\, generous listening and small group sharing Rachel Remen\, MD\, Evangeline Andarsio\, MD and Alyssa McManamon\, MD will enable workshop participants to revisit their original calling\, discover the personal meaning hidden in their daily routine and learn self-help methods to reclaim and sustain their passion for their profession. Come prepared to remember why you chose your work and recover the deep satisfaction of being a health professional. \nRISHI‘s Tending The Flame retreat workshop for practicing clinicians and graduate program learners enables clinicians at all levels of training to develop an authentic and supportive professional community\, take personal ownership of the meaning and values which are inherent in the lineage and practice of each health profession\, refresh their calling and service intention and learn effective self-care tools to enhance resiliency in their professional and personal lives. \nThe Tending the Flame retreat workshop occurs over 2-1/2 days\, provides an introduction to Finding Meaning GroupsTM and includes 14.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM. \nWho Should Apply\n\nResidency directors or other medical educators in search of well-tested innovative self-care methods for furthering professional and personal resiliency.\nEducators spearheading Physician and/or Nurse Well-Being Programs\, or Well-Being Committees in hospitals\, hospital systems\, physician group practices\, or other healthcare organizations and educators in Veterinarian Well-Being Programs or Committees in veterinarian health systems\nResidents or Fellows involved in Resident or Fellow Well-Being Programs or Clinician Well-Being Committees\nClinicians looking for a retreat experience in community to bolster resiliency and well-being\n\nHow to Apply\nSubmit your application online by April 1\, 2023. All applications will be reviewed. We will let you know of acceptance to the retreat workshop within 2 weeks of application submission. \nComplete the application using the link below: \n\n\nAPPLICATION – Tending the Flame application – May 5-7\, 2023\n\n\nRegistration Fee: \n\nClinicians: $1\,350.00\nPhysician or Nurse Well-Being Educators: $1\,350.00\nGraduate Program Learners: $600.00\nHealthcare Paraprofessionals: $600.00\n\nNote: Registration fee covers the cost of the retreat workshop and daily warm breakfast and lunch. \nCancellation & Refund Policy\nA deposit of $300 is due at time that your application is accepted. The tuition balance is due by April 15\, 2023. A full refund (less processing fee of $25) will be issued for cancellations on or BEFORE April 1\, 2023. Cancellations after April 1 will forfeit deposit and/or full registration. For further information regarding the training contact Evangeline Andarsio\, MD at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org. \nFor questions regarding registration\, payments\, travel\, hotel or other customer service issues\, contact Pat Beals at 937.434.4257 or pbeals@purehealthcare.org. \nFaculty\nRachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Founding Director of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness; Professor of Family Medicine at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine; Founding Director of The Healer’s Art\, A national curriculum for Medical Students; bestselling author of Kitchen Table Wisdom and My Grandfather’s Blessings. \nPlease Note: Dr. Remen will only be available via video conferencing for the workshop. \nEvangeline C. Andarsio\, MD\, Director of RISHI\, Clinical Professor of OB-GYN at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine\, Director of the National Healer’s Art curriculum for medical students; the Healer’s Art Curriculum at Wright State University. \nAlyssa McManamon\, MD\, FACP\, Assistant Director of the Tending the Flame curriculum for physicians and residents\, Associate Professor\, Internal Medicine & Neurology Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine \nCME Accreditation\nCME CATEGORY 1 APPROVAL: \nDISCLOSURE POLICY: The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness at Pure Healthcare® has implemented a process where everyone who is in a position to influence the content of the educational activity must disclose to learners any relevant financial relationship. Having an interest or affiliation with a corporate organization does not necessarily prevent the speaker from participating in the proposed CME activity. It is a policy of the CME Committee to resolve any conflicts of interest prior to the presentation. \nDISCLOSURE INFORMATION: The speakers\, presenters and planning committee members for this educational activity disclose no relevant financial relationship with commercial interests. \nCME CATEGORY 1 APPROVAL: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Wright State University (WSU) and RISHI at Pure Healthcare. WSU is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. \nWSU designates this Live Activity for a maximum of 14.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. \nContinuing Education for Nurses\nBRN CE APPROVAL:  Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number CEP 10064\, for 14.75 Contact Hours \n California BRN continuing education credits are accepted by most state nursing boards; please verify with your state agency if you are outside of California \nDisabilities Statement\nAs an organization accredited for continuing medical education (CME)\, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine fully complies with the legal requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act rules and regulations. If any participant is in need of accommodations\, written requests should be submitted at least one month in advance. \nHotel\, Travel\, and Meal Information\nLodging: The Training will be held at the Mills Park Hotel\, 321 Xenia Ave\, Yellow Springs\, OH 45387. You can reserve your rooms after your application has been approved. \nLodging note: If you want to stay at the Mills Park Hotel\, please know that it is very important to make reservations well in advance. Mills Park is a small\, beautiful hotel\, noted for its personalized care\, and rooms sell out quickly. Please visit their website\, Home – Mills Park Hotel or contact Mills Park hotel directly at 937.319.0400 for room rates and to reserve your room. \nAdditional lodging: We can provide names of alternative accommodations in a range of prices in the immediate vicinity of the event. \nTravel: Participants fly in from all over the country to attend training.  If you are arriving by plane and will be renting a car or using a taxi service\, consider the following airports: \n\nJames M. Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY)\nJohn Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH)  or\nCincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)   \n\nMeals: Breakfast and lunch are provided as part of tuition cost. \nEvening meals and lodging are on your own. \nNote: If you have a special diet or dietary needs\, please contact us. \nQuestions?\nFor more course information surrounding physicians and residents\, nurses and nurse residents please contact RISHI’s Director\, Evangeline C. Andarsio\, M.D.\, at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org or 937.245.7450. \nFor questions regarding registration\, payments\, travel\, hotel or other customer service issues\, contact Pat Beals at 937.434.4257 or pbeals@purehealthcare.org.
URL:https://rishiprograms.org/event/2023-rishi-tending-the-flame-retreat-workshop/
LOCATION:Mills Park Hotel\, 321 Xenia Ave\, Yellow Springs\, OH\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Flame
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SUMMARY:2022 RISHI Tending The Flame Workshop
DESCRIPTION:A 2-1/2 day workshop in personal and professional resilience for physicians\, nurses and graduate program learners \nLed by Rachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\, Alyssa McManamon\, MD\, and Mary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC \n\nFriday – Sunday\, April 29-May 1\, 2022\nLocation: Pure Healthcare\, Centerville\, Ohio\nFri/Sat from 9:30–5:30\, Sun from 9:30–12:30\n\nDescription\nThe fast growing epidemic of compassion fatigue during the professional life cycle of physicians and nurses has stimulated the search for etiology and the development of new approaches of prevention and recovery. Recent research suggests that the capacity to find personal meaning in your work is highly correlated with professional and personal resiliency and the experience of deep satisfaction in service work. Most residents\, fellows\, physicians\, and nurses live far more meaningful lives than they realize. Experiencing the meaning already present in our daily work does not require us to change what we do but to see familiar things in new ways. Often it requires us to transcend our training and bring the perspective of the heart into the center of our professional work. Meaning is a function of the heart and not the mind. The heart is an organ of vision\, a perspective that enables us to experience meaning even in the most routine aspects of our work and reignite our calling. \nThis 2-½ day workshop will draw on the award winning discovery model methods of RISHI’s national and international educational programs to offer participants the opportunity to discover the power of meaning to transform their experience of their daily work\, revitalize their commitment and reinvigorate their service intention. Educators will be trained to offer the program at their sites. \nUsing reflection\, poetry\, symbolism\, narrative\, art\, journaling\, generous listening and small group sharing Rachel Remen\, MD\, Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\, Alyssa McManamon\, MD and Mary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC will enable workshop participants to revisit their original calling\, discover the personal meaning hidden in their daily routine and learn self-help methods to reclaim and sustain their passion for their profession. Come prepared to remember why you chose your work and recover the deep satisfaction of being a health professional. \nWho Should Apply\n\nResidency directors or other medical educators in search of well-tested innovative self-care methods for furthering professional and personal resiliency for residents\nEducators spearheading Physician and/or Nurse Well-Being Programs\, or Well-Being Committees in hospitals\, hospital systems\, physician group practices\, or other healthcare organizations and educators in Veterinarian Well-Being Programs or Committees in veterinarian health systems\nResidents or Fellows involved in Resident or Fellow Well-Being Programs or Clinician Well-Being Committees\n\nHow to Apply\nSubmit your application online by April 1\, 2022. All applications will be reviewed. We will let you know of acceptance to the workshop within 2 weeks of application submission. \nComplete the application using the link below: \n\nAPPLICATION – Tending the Flame application – April 29 – May 1\, 2022\n\nTuition \n\nAcademic Residency Faculty: $1\,350.00\nPhysician or Nurse Well-Being Educators: $1\,350.00\nResidents and Fellows: $600.00\n\nNote: Tuition covers the cost of the syllabus\, training\, warm breakfast and lunch. \nCancellation & Refund Policy\nA deposit of $300 is due at time that your application is accepted. The tuition balance is due by April 15\, 2022. A full refund (less processing fee of $25) will be issued for cancellations on or BEFORE April 1\, 2022. Cancellations after April 1 will forfeit deposit and/or full registration. For further information regarding the training contact Evangeline Andarsio\, MD at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org. For questions regarding registration\, payments\, travel\, hotel or other customer service issues\, contact Jeff Staats at 937.245.7450 or Jstaats@purehealthcare.org. \nApplication Guidelines\nCourse directors must attend the 2.5-day training prior to implementation of the course at their institution. \nWe strongly suggest that two course co-directors attend from each institution. If you are implementing the RISHI Resiliency Curriculum for a Physician or Resident Wellness program/committee\, one of the course directors must be a physician. If you are implementing the RISHI Resiliency Curriculum for a Nurse Wellness program/committee\, one of the course directors must be a nurse. Our experience has shown that implementation of the course is more likely when there are two co-directors to support each other during implementation\, and further guarantees the continuity of the curriculum. \nPrior to attending the RISHI Resiliency Training Workshop\, the course director(s) must obtain written institutional support from appropriate directors of the Resident\, Physician\, Nurse Wellness Committee/Program expressing a level of interest in implementing the curriculum at their institution and understanding of the licensing fee. \nThe Directors of the Wellness Committee/Program at your institution need to be aware that our RISHI resiliency curriculum\, as well as\, utilizing the RISHI copyrighted FMM program\, involves a licensing fee\, thus\, they should have a plan to provide fiscal support. \nParticipation in the workshop does not obligate your institution to paying the licensing fee. RISHI’s only requirement is\, in the event you desire to move forward with the program you agree to pay the initial licensing fee and evaluate further participation from year to year. We have a form that requires the signature of the individual responsible for approving the licensing fee\, again\, only if you decide to move forward with the program. \nPlease keep in mind\, this is copyrighted material and cannot be used without payment of the licensing fee. We also offer\, and highly recommend your leadership attend and participate in one of our workshops to fully engage and understand the value of our program(s). RISHI is here for you and your leadership if there are questions or additional information is needed regarding the licensing fee or any other aspect of the program. \nThe course director(s) agree(s) to use a nationally standardized evaluation\, provided by RISHI\, for residents\, fellows\, physicians\, or nurses participating in the course. RISHI is available to provide a summarization of your course evaluations annually. \nThe course must be taught in its entirety as described in the syllabus. Any other use of the syllabus must be discussed with Rachel Naomi Remen\, MD and Evangeline C. Andarsio\, MD at The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness at Pure Healthcare\, LLC\, the copyright holder. \nThe course director(s) must agree that modules cannot be incorporated into other professional courses\, nor can the courses in their entirety be incorporated into other existing curricula without the consent of copyright holder. \nFaculty\nRachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Founding Director of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness; Professor of Family Medicine at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine; Founding Director of The Healer’s Art\, A national curriculum for Medical Students; bestselling author of Kitchen Table Wisdom and My Grandfather’s Blessings. \nPlease Note: Dr. Remen will only be available via video conferencing for the workshop. \nEvangeline C. Andarsio\, MD\, Director of RISHI\, Clinical Professor of OB-GYN at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine\, Director of the National Healer’s Art curriculum for medical students; the Healer’s Art Curriculum at Wright State University. \nAlyssa McManamon\, MD\, FACP\, Assistant Director of the Tending the Flame curriculum for physicians and residents\, Associate Professor\, Internal Medicine & Neurology Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine \nMary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC\, Continuing Education Coordinator\, The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI) at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine; Courtesy Faculty at Wright State University College of Nursing and Health. \nObjectives\nWorkshop participants will be enabled to: \n\nImplement and evaluate a 20-hour longitudinal innovative transformational curriculum for Residents\, Physician and Nurse Well-Being programs\nCompare the transformational potential of the discovery model to the traditional cognitive/intellectual educational model in Residency and in traditional CME programs for physicians and CE programs for nurses\nTeach\, discuss and maintain the Interactional Principles of Affective Domain interaction\, including Generous Listening\, with academic or professional groups\nUnderstand and implement the major tools and strategies of Affective Domain education\nTeach strategies of Affective Domain reflection and journal writing to academic or professional groups\nLearn how to create a safe interactional space for learning and transformation within the academic or professional setting\nEnable an academic or professional group to use symbolic language in discerning and reinforcing personal meaning and calling\nDirect an academic or professional group in writing and sharing a personal mission statement\n\nCME Accreditation\nCME CATEGORY 1 APPROVAL: \nInformation will be Forthcoming \nDisclosure policy: The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness has implemented a process where everyone who is in a position to influence the content of the educational activity must disclose to learners any relevant financial relationship with a commercial interest. Having an interest or affiliation with a corporate organization does not necessarily prevent the speaker from participating in the proposed CME activity. It is a policy of the CME Committee to resolve any conflicts of interest prior to the presentation. \nDisclosure Information: The speakers\, presenters and planning committee members for this educational activity disclose no relevant financial relationships with commercial interests. \nContinuing Education for Nurses\nBRN CE APPROVAL: The Remen Institute for the Study of Health & Illness. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number 10064\, for 14.75 CE Contact Hours. \nCalifornia BRN continuing education credits are accepted by most state nursing boards; please verify with your state professional regulatory agency if they will accept a California CE certificate. \nDisabilities Statement\nAs an organization accredited for continuing medical education (CME)\, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine fully complies with the legal requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act rules and regulations. If any participant is in need of accommodations\, written requests should be submitted at least one month in advance. \nHotel\, Travel\, and Meal Information\nTraining Location: The Training will be held at Pure Healthcare\, 2200 Miami Valley Drive Centerville\, OH 45459.  Pure Healthcare is located on the campus of Miami Valley South Hospital in Centerville\, OH and is situated behind the hospital. \nLodging: There are two options for lodging.  Please use the links below to reserve your room. \nHilton Home2 Centerville: \nhttps://www.hilton.com/en/book/reservation/rooms/?ctyhocn=DAYSEHT&arrivalDate=2022-04-29&departureDate=2022-05-01&room1NumAdults=1 \nHoliday Inn Express Centerville: \nhttps://www.hiexpress.com/redirect?path=hd&brandCode=EX&localeCode=en&hotelCode=CPKOH&_PMID=99502056&corpNum=100215978&cn=no&viewfullsite=true \nLodging note: The Holiday Inn Express is the more affordable option. Both hotels are relatively new and offer many amenities. \nAdditional lodging: We can provide names of alternative accommodations in a range of prices in the immediate vicinity of the event. \nTravel: Participants fly in from all over the country to attend training.  If you are arriving by plane and will be renting a car or using a taxi service\, consider the following airports: \n\nJames M. Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY)\nJohn Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH)  or\nCincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)   \n\nMeals: Breakfast and lunch are provided as part of tuition cost. \nEvening meals and lodging are on your own. \nNote: If you have a special diet or dietary needs\, please contact us. \nQuestions?\nFor more course information surrounding physicians and residents\, nurses and nurse residents please contact Evangeline C. Andarsio\, M.D.\, Director of the National Healer’s Art Program at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org or 937.245.7450. \nFor questions surrounding licensing fee\, please contact Jeff Staats\, at jstaats@purehealthcare.org or 937.245.7450. \n 
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LOCATION:Pure Healthcare\, 2200 Miami Valley Drive\, Centerville\, 45459
CATEGORIES:The Flame
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SUMMARY:2022 RISHI Tending The Flame
DESCRIPTION:A 2-1/2 day workshop in personal and professional resilience for physicians\, nurses and graduate program learners \nLed by Rachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\, Alyssa McManamon\, MD\, and Mary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC \n\nFriday – Sunday\, April 29 – May 1\, 2022\nLocation: Mills Park Hotel/ Yellow Springs\, Ohio\nFri/Sat from 9:30 – 5:30\, Sun from 9:30 – 12:30\n\nDescription\nThe fast growing epidemic of compassion fatigue during the professional life cycle of physicians and nurses has stimulated the search for etiology and the development of new approaches of prevention and recovery. Recent research suggests that the capacity to find personal meaning in your work is highly correlated with professional and personal resiliency and the experience of deep satisfaction in service work. Most residents\, fellows\, physicians\, and nurses live far more meaningful lives than they realize. Experiencing the meaning already present in our daily work does not require us to change what we do but to see familiar things in new ways. Often it requires us to transcend our training and bring the perspective of the heart into the center of our professional work. Meaning is a function of the heart and not the mind. The heart is an organ of vision\, a perspective that enables us to experience meaning even in the most routine aspects of our work and reignite our calling. \nThis 2-½ day workshop will draw on the award winning discovery model methods of RISHI’s national and international educational programs to offer participants the opportunity to discover the power of meaning to transform their experience of their daily work\, revitalize their commitment and reinvigorate their service intention. Educators will be trained to offer the program at their sites. \nUsing reflection\, poetry\, symbolism\, narrative\, art\, journaling\, generous listening and small group sharing Rachel Remen\, MD\, Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\, Alyssa McManamon\, MD and Mary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC\, will enable workshop participants to revisit their original calling\, discover the personal meaning hidden in their daily routine and learn self-help methods to reclaim and sustain their passion for their profession. Come prepared to remember why you chose your work and recover the deep satisfaction of being a health professional. \nWho Should Apply\n\nResidency directors or other medical educators in search of well-tested innovative self-care methods for furthering professional and personal resiliency for residents\nEducators spearheading Physician and/or Nurse Well-Being Programs\, or Well Being Committees in hospitals\, hospital systems\, physician group practices\, or other healthcare organizations and educators in Veterinarian Well-Being Programs or Committees in veterinarian health systems\nResidents or Fellows involved in Resident or Fellow Well-Being Programs or Clinician Well-Being Committees\n\nHow to Apply\nSubmit your application online by April 1\, 2022. All applications will be reviewed. We will let you know of acceptance to the workshop within 2 weeks of application submission. \nComplete the application using the link below: \n\nAPPLICATION – Tending the Flame application – April 29 – May 1\, 2022\n\nTuition\n\nAcademic Residency Faculty: $1\,350.00\nPhysician or Nurse Well-Being Educators: $1\,350.00\nResidents and Fellows: $600.00\n\nNote: Tuition covers the cost of the syllabus\, training\, warm breakfast and lunch. \nCancellation & Refund Policy\nA deposit of $300 is due at time that your application is accepted. The tuition balance is due by April 15\, 2022. A full refund (less processing fee of $25) will be issued for cancellations on or BEFORE April 1\, 2022. Cancellations after April 1 will forfeit deposit and/or full registration. For further information regarding the training contact Evangeline Andarsio\, MD at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org. For questions regarding registration\, payments\, travel\, hotel or other customer service issues\, contact Jeff Staats at 937.245.7450 or jstaats@purehealthcare.org. \nApplication Guidelines\nCourse directors must attend the 2.5-day training prior to implementation of the course at their institution. \nWe strongly suggest that two course co-directors attend from each institution. If you are implementing the RISHI Resiliency Curriculum for a Physician or Resident Wellness program/committee\, one of the course directors must be a physician. If you are implementing the RISHI Resiliency Curriculum for a Nurse Wellness program/committee\, one of the course directors must be a nurse. Our experience has shown that implementation of the course is more likely when there are two co-directors to support each other during implementation\, and further guarantees the continuity of the curriculum. \nPrior to attending the RISHI Resiliency Training Workshop\, the course director(s) must obtain written institutional support from appropriate directors of the Resident\, Physician\, Nurse Wellness Committee/Program expressing a level of interest in implementing the curriculum at their institution and understanding of the licensing fee. \nThe Directors of the Wellness Committee/Program at your institution need to be aware that our RISHI resiliency curriculum\, as well as\, utilizing the RISHI copyrighted FMM program\, involves a licensing fee\, thus\, they should have a plan to provide fiscal support. \nParticipation in the workshop does not obligate your institution to paying the licensing fee. RISHI’s only requirement is\, in the event you desire to move forward with the program you agree to pay the initial licensing fee and evaluate further participation from year to year. We have a form that requires the signature of the individual responsible for approving the licensing fee\, again\, only if you decide to move forward with the program. \nPlease keep in mind\, this is copyrighted material and cannot be used without payment of the licensing fee. We also offer\, and highly recommend your leadership attend and participate in one of our workshops to fully engage and understand the value of our program(s). RISHI is here for you and your leadership if there are questions or additional information is needed regarding the licensing fee or any other aspect of the program. \nThe course director(s) agree(s) to use a nationally standardized evaluation\, provided by RISHI\, for residents\, physicians\, or nurses participating in the course. RISHI is available to provide a summarization of your course evaluations annually. \nThe course must be taught in its entirety as described in the syllabus. Any other use of the syllabus must be discussed with Rachel Naomi Remen\, MD and Evangeline C. Andarsio\, MD at The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness at Pure Healthcare\, LLC the copyright holder. \nThe course director(s) must agree that modules cannot be incorporated into other professional courses\, nor can the courses in their entirety be incorporated into other existing curricula without the consent of copyright holder. \nFaculty\nRachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Founding Director of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness; Professor of Family Medicine at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine; Founding Director of The Healer’s Art\, A national curriculum for Medical Students; bestselling author of Kitchen Table Wisdom and My Grandfather’s Blessings. \nPlease Note: Dr. Remen will only be available via video conferencing for the workshop. \nEvangeline C. Andarsio\, MD\, Director of RISHI\, Clinical Professor of OB-GYN at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine\, Director of the National Healer’s Art curriculum for medical students; the Healer’s Art Curriculum at Wright State University. \nAlyssa McManamon\, MD\, FACP\, Assistant Director of the Tending the Flame curriculum for physicians and residents\, Associate Professor\, Internal Medicine & Neurology Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine \nMary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC\, Continuing Education Coordinator\, The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI) at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine; Courtesy Faculty at Wright State University College of Nursing and Health. \nObjectives\nWorkshop participants will be enabled to: \n\nImplement and evaluate a 20-hour longitudinal innovative transformational curriculum for Residents\, Physician and Nurse Well-Being programs\nCompare the transformational potential of the discovery model to the traditional cognitive/intellectual educational model in Residency and in traditional CME programs for physicians and CE programs for nurses\nTeach\, discuss and maintain the Interactional Principles of Affective Domain interaction\, including Generous Listening\, with academic or professional groups\nUnderstand and implement the major tools and strategies of Affective Domain education\nTeach strategies of Affective Domain reflection and journal writing to academic or professional groups\nLearn how to create a safe interactional space for learning and transformation within the academic or professional setting\nEnable an academic or professional group to use symbolic language in discerning and reinforcing personal meaning and calling\nDirect an academic or professional group in writing and sharing a personal mission statement\n\nCME Accreditation\nCME CATEGORY 1 APPROVAL: Wright State University (WSU) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. \nWSU designates this Live Activity for a maximum of 14.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their  participation in the activity. \nDisclosure policy: The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness has implemented a process where everyone who is in a position to influence the content of the educational activity must disclose to learners any relevant financial relationship with a commercial interest. Having an interest or affiliation with a corporate organization does not necessarily prevent the speaker from participating in the proposed CME activity. It is a policy of the CME Committee to resolve any conflicts of interest prior to the presentation. \nDisclosure Information: The speakers\, presenters and planning committee members for this educational activity disclose no relevant financial relationships with commercial interests. \nContinuing Education for Nurses\nBRN CE APPROVAL: The Remen Institute for the Study of Health & Illness. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number 10064\, for 14.75 CE Contact Hours. \nCalifornia BRN continuing education credits are accepted by most state nursing boards; please verify with your state professional regulatory agency if they will accept a California CE certificate. \nDisabilities Statement\nAs an organization accredited for continuing medical education (CME)\, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine fully complies with the legal requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act rules and regulations. If any participant is in need of accommodations\, written requests should be submitted at least one month in advance. \nHotel\, Travel\, and Meal Information\nLodging: The Training will be held at the Mills Park Hotel\, 321 Xenia Ave\, Yellow Springs\, OH 45387. \nLodging note: The Mills Park is a small\, beautiful hotel\, noted for its personalized care\, and rooms sell out quickly. If you want to stay at the Mills Park Hotel\, please know that it is very important to make reservations well in advance. Online reservation is not available. Please reserve your room by calling the hotel directly at 937-319-0400. \nAdditional lodging: We can provide names of alternative accommodations in a range of prices in the immediate vicinity of the event. \nTravel: Participants fly in from all over the country to attend training.  If you are arriving by plane and will be renting a car or using a taxi service\, consider the following airports: \n\nJames M. Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY) – a 32 minute drive\, (approximately 28 miles)\nJohn Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) – a 60 minute drive\, (approximately 65 miles)  or\nCincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) – 85 minute drive\, (approximately 90 miles)  \n\nMeals: Breakfast and lunch are provided as part of tuition cost. \nEvening meals and lodging are on your own. \nNote: If you have a special diet or dietary needs\, please contact us. \nYellow Springs\, Ohio Restaurants & Activities: \nhttp://www.yellowspringsohio.org/ \nThe village of Yellow Springs offers a wonderful selection of restaurants\, shopping and outdoor activities. \nQuestions?\nFor more course information surrounding physicians and residents\, nurses and nurse residents please contact Evangeline C. Andarsio\, M.D.\, Director of the National Healer’s Art Program at eandarsio@purehealthcare.org or 937.245.7450. \nFor questions surrounding licensing fee\, please contact Jeff Staats\, Director\, Business Development at jstaats@purehealthcare.org or 937.245.7450. \n  \n 
URL:https://rishiprograms.org/event/2021-rishi-tending-the-flame/
LOCATION:Mills Park Hotel\, 321 Xenia Ave\, Yellow Springs\, OH\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Flame
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SUMMARY:TENDING THE FLAME: A Training Workshop in Innovative   Self-Care for Strengthening Resiliency and   Finding Joy and Meaning in Work
DESCRIPTION:Who Should Attend\n\nResidency directors or other medical educators in search of well-tested innovative self-care methods for furthering professional and personal resiliency for residents\nEducators spearheading Physician and/or Nurse Well-Being Programs\, or Well-Being Committees in hospitals\, hospital systems\, physician group practices\, or other health care organizations\nResidents or Fellows looking for innovative self-care tools for personal or professional resiliency\n\n\n\nDescription\n\nThe fast growing epidemic of compassion fatigue during the professional life cycle of physicians and nurses has stimulated the search for etiology and the development of new approaches of prevention and recovery. Recent research suggests that the capacity to find a personal meaning in your work is highly correlated with professional and personal resiliency and the experience of deep satisfaction in service work. Most residents\, fellows\, physicians\, and nurses live far more meaningful lives than they realize. Experiencing the meaning already present in our daily work does not require us to change what we do but to see familiar things in new ways. Often it requires us to transcend our training and bring the perspective of the heart into the center of our professional work. Meaning is a function of the heart and not the mind. The heart is an organ of vision\, a perspective that enables us to experience meaning even in the most routine aspects of our work and reignite our calling. \n\n\nThis 2-½ day workshop will draw on the award winning discovery model methods of RISHI’s national and international educational programs to offer participants the opportunity to discover the power of meaning to transform their experience of their daily work\, revitalize their commitment and reinvigorate their service intention. Educators will be trained to offer the program at their sites. \n\nUsing reflection\, poetry\, symbolism\, narrative\, art\, journaling\, generous listening and small group sharing Rachel Remen\, MD\,  Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\, and Mary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC\, will enable workshop participants to revisit their original calling\, discover the personal meaning hidden in their daily routine and learn self-help methods for to reclaim and sustain their passion for their profession. Come prepared to remember why you chose your work and recover the deep satisfaction of being a health professional.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRachel Naomi Remen\, MD and Evangeline Andarsio\, MD\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFaculty\n\n\nRachel Naomi Remen\, MD\, Founding Director of the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness; Professor of Family Medicine at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine; Founding Director of The Healer’s Art\, a national curriculum for medical students; bestselling author of Kitchen Table Wisdom and My Grandfather’s Blessings. \n\n\nEvangeline C. Andarsio\, MD\, Director of RISHI\, Associate Clinical Professor of OB-GYN at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine\, Director of the National Healer’s Art curriculum for medical students; The Healer’s Art curriculum at Wright State University. \nMary Pat Thomas\, MS\, RN\, AHN-BC\, Director\, National Power of Nursing Program\, The Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI) at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine; Courtesy Faculty at Wright State University College of Nursing and Health. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWorkshop details\n\n\n\nWhere:  Acqua Hotel\n555 Redwood Hwy\, Mill Valley\, CA (San Francisco Bay Area) \n\nWhen:  October 20-22\, 2017\n\nHours: Fri/Sat from 9:30 to 5:30\, Sun from 9:30 to 12:30 \nCost:\nAcademic Residency Faculty: $1\,250.00\nPhysician or Nurse Well-Being Educators: $1\,250.00\nResidents and Fellows: $500.00 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOBJECTIVES\nParticipants will be able to:\n\n\nImplement and evaluate a 20-hour longitudinal innovative transformational curriculum for Residents\, Physician and Nurse Well-Being programs\nCompare the transformational potential of the discovery model to the traditional cognitive/intellectual educational model in Residency and in traditional CME programs for physicians and CE programs for nurses\n\nLearn how to create a safe interactional space for learning and transformation\n\n\nUse reflection and contemplation as major educational tools\n\n\nList the characteristics of a community of inquiry approach to residency education\n\n\nLearn to implement\, organize\, and run a Finding Meaning in Medicine/Residency or Finding Meaning in Nursing group\n\n\nDiscuss the personal meaning of work with peer professionals\n\n\nFacilitate a small group discovery model discussion\n\n\nDiscuss the importance of silence and generous listening in transformational learning for ongoing professional physician and nurse formation\n\n\n\nCME Accreditation \nWright State University (WSU) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. WSU designates this live activity for a maximum of 12.5 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.. \nContinuing Education for Nurses \nProvider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number 10064. 12.5 CE contact hours are available for licensed  California nurses. \nCalifornia BRN continuing education credits are accepted by most state nursing boards; please verify with your state professional regulatory agency if your licensed is provided by a regulatory agency outside of California. \nDisabilities Statement \nAs an organization accredited for continuing medical education (CME)\, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine fully complies  with the legal requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act rules and regulations. If any participant is in need of accommodations\, written requests should be submitted at least one month in advance. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\nFor info about the workshop\, use these links: \n  \n\nFor complete workshop info & application – click here\nFor info about the Acqua Hotel – click here
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CATEGORIES:The Flame
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