Mental Health for Professionals - Mark D. Ogletree
In this webinar, you will learn how professionals can keep sharp, in balance, and work at a high level despite the pressures they face in their professions. So much can weigh on a professional's time, whether it be a familial, relational, or work-life balance. In this webinar, Mark will discuss navigating life’s obstacles and making time for what you value most.
Time Markers
0:00 – Introduction: Who is Mark Ogletree
3:53- US News & World Report: 20 most stressful jobs
5:20- what is most stressful about being a mental health professional?
7:18- Live Q & A
10:36- what is most stressful about being a mental health professional?
17:00- mental health professionals may also experience anxiety
20:20- burnout for mental health professionals
20:45- depression for mental health professionals
21:30- stress for mental health professionals
21:58- stress among mental health professionals
22:27- preserve and enhance the greatest asset you have- you.
23:08- Introspection
24:15- take care of yourselves first
35:50- Live Q & A
About Mark Ogletree:
Mark D. Ogletree was raised in the suburbs of Houston, Texas. He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1987 from Brigham Young University, a Master of Arts in Educational Psychology from Northern Arizona University in 1990, a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling in 1994 from Northern Arizona University and a Ph.D. in Family and Human Development from Utah State University in May 2000.
For 20 years, Mark was involved in Secondary Education and has worked for over 30 years in Private Practice as a Marriage and Family Counselor. The Ogletrees lived in Mesa, Arizona, McKinney, Texas, and now in Provo, Utah.
In 2010, Mark accepted a position at Brigham Young University as an Associate Professor, where he teaches courses on marriage and family life.
Mark has published books and journal articles on marriage and family relationships. Some of his most recent books include:
- So You’re in Love, Now What?
- Finding Peace in Difficult Times
- Babysitters Are Cheaper Than Divorces
- Preparing for Your Marriage
- Just Married
Mark is married to the former Janie Cook, and they have eight children and 24 grandchildren.
Mark and Janie are the hosts of a weekly podcast, Preserving Families.
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