C.O.R.E. Strength for Healing for Healthcare & Human Services

C.O.R.E. helps healthcare and human service organizations support the people who care for, guide, and serve others. The experience can be adapted for staff, caregivers, peer workers, case managers, support teams, and the communities they serve.

Built for the Realities of Helping Professions

Healthcare and human service work often requires people to stay compassionate, grounded, and responsive while carrying significant emotional demands. C.O.R.E. creates space to strengthen the personal capacities that help people keep showing up in healthy, sustainable ways.

  • Protect compassion without absorbing everything

  • Maintain hope in difficult or high-stress situations

  • Strengthen resilience, boundaries, and self-care

  • Build confidence, connection, and personal empowerment

How C.O.R.E. Can Be Used

C.O.R.E. can be offered as a stand-alone healing workshop or adapted to support workforce wellness, professional development, and the people your organization serves.

  • Staff wellness and professional development

  • Caregiver and frontline worker support

  • Peer and case management team development

  • Client, participant, or community healing workshops

What Participants Leave With

C.O.R.E. is designed to give people practical tools they can carry back into their work, relationships, and daily lives.

  • Greater self-awareness and self-compassion

  • Practical tools for managing stress and difficult emotions

  • Stronger boundaries and resilience

  • Renewed hope, confidence, and connection

Designed to Fit Your Organization

The heart of C.O.R.E. stays consistent: Compassion, Optimism, Resilience, and Empowerment. What changes is how those principles are brought to life. Examples, discussions, exercises, and emphasis can be adapted to the people you serve, the work your team does, and the realities of your organization.

Bring C.O.R.E. to Your Team

Every healthcare and human service setting is different. Let’s talk about what your staff, caregivers, teams, or participants need and how C.O.R.E. can be adapted to support them.