Our Relationships Affect Our Health: Return to Worksite Checklist for Leaders is a guide for Department Heads, Directors, Managers, Supervisors, and Team Leads in creating a safe, reflective, and welcoming environment for staff/teams returning to their worksite after deployment or remote work.
A special thanks to the following organizations and individuals for their contribution to the development of the Return to Worksite Checklist for Leaders: San Francisco Department of Public Health, University of California San Francisco-Trauma Recovery Center, Our Children Our Families Council, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital-Trauma Recovery Services, San Francisco Health Service System, Kaiser Permanente-External and Community Affairs, East Bay Agency for Children-Trauma Transformed, Bay Area Community Resources-CHALK,INC., St. Anthony’s, RAMS ,Edgewood , YMCA of San Francisco, Mayor’s Office of Housing & Community Development
A very special thanks to-
Trauma Experts:
Dr. Irene Sung
Dr. Ken Epstein
Jen Leland, LMFT
Authors:
Pooja Mhatre, San Francisco Department of Public Health
Stacey Blankenbaker, San Francisco Department of Public Health
Luis M. Aroche, Our Children Our Families Council
Design:
Gianna ("Gigi") Annino, Trauma Transformed, East Bay Agency for Children
UCSF Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science
The COVID-19 Coping guide was created by the UCSF Department of Psychiatry with a collaborative effort from a variety of experts. This site of resources for coping and emotional health has been developed for the benefit of our whole community – UCSF staff, faculty, students, patients, providers, Bay Area families, and the public at large. Browse a variety of resources on topics such as; wellness and mental health apps, families and care giving, clinical help for mental health issues, expert-led videos to bolster stress resilience, and much more.
For more COVID19 Mental Health Resources, please click here.
UCSF Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science
To help you navigate the unique mental health and wellness challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, the UCSF Department of Psychiatry has put together a collection of short videos focused on ways we can protect and enhance our own emotional well-being. The videos, which are available for free on YouTube, feature strategies and techniques shared by mental health experts at UCSF, as well as some of our colleagues from around the nation.
If you are interested in contributing a video to our library, please contact us at ame.center@ucsf.edu.
You can practice these tools anytime! Practice these tools when your emotions are feeling too big and you want a way to decrease the intensity of your emotions. Use these tools when you have too many emotions going on at once and you want to slow things down.
Heal San Francisco's Clinical Advisory Body developed the 5 C's of COVID-19 which are trauma informed clinical guidelines for supporting first responders. We are currently developing a complete toolkit to support these guidelines and translating them to other settings.
Special thanks to our Clinical Advisory Body of Trauma Experts:
Keith Armstrong, Katy Davis, Joyce Dorado, Ken Epstein, Kenneth V. Hardy,
Jen Leland, Alicia Lieberman, Irene Sung, Anh Ta, and Saun-Toy Trotter.
Accompanying PDF outlining 5C's of leading a pandemic as highlighted in webinar"
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