Session Details

The regional Student Support Services Job Alike meeting will focus on the CE-CERT model and how it can support professionals working in trauma-exposed or high-stress environments. Participants will explore five practical skills for managing stress during the workday: experiential engagement, reducing rumination, conscious narrative, reducing emotional labor, and parasympathetic recovery. This session will emphasize the use of micro-interventions to support emotional regulation, reduce burnout, and enhance professional well-being and job satisfaction.

This month’s session includes a presentation on CE-CERT by Christian Tloczynski, LPC, and Alaina Johnson, LCSW.

Format:

• Interactive workshop with scenarios, reflection, and resource sharing

Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2027

Time: 12 pm – 3 pm

Location: CSIU Main Office, Susquehanna B

Act 48: Yes, 2 hrs

Social Work CEU’s: Yes, 2 hrs

Lunch: N/A

Learner Outcomes

Participants will learn to:

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Social Workers, Counselors, Administrators, Special Education, Teachers

• Describe the five core skill areas of the CE-CERT model.
• Identify micro-interventions that can be used during the workday to manage stress and reduce burnout.
• Explain how CE-CERT supports emotional regulation and professional well-being in high-stress environments.
• Apply CE-CERT concepts to strengthen resilience, job satisfaction, and sustainability in student support roles.