Join RTDNA for Caring for your Team: Newsroom Mental Health Strategies

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RTDNA newsroom mental health resource guide
Beating burnout in a distanced world
You can't pour from an empty cup
Journalists need more help than ever coping with work trauma - Columbia Journalism Review
Mental Health First Aid training
Repeated exposure to difficult stories can take a toll on journalists’ mental health, and newsrooms are all under additional strain from ongoing coronavirus impacts. What do journalists, especially news managers, need to know to support mental health in the newsroom? Join New York City journalist-turned-therapist Melissa Stanger shares why journalists are at risk for stress and trauma, signs to look out for and strategies for coping.Beating burnout in a distanced world
You can't pour from an empty cup
Journalists need more help than ever coping with work trauma - Columbia Journalism Review
Mental Health First Aid training
Speaker: Melissa Stanger is a psychotherapist in New York City. She is a former journalist who has a master’s in Social Work and is pursuing a certificate in psychoanalytic psychotherapy.