Good Samaritans: Volunteers Helping Victims Program Handbook and Training Guide: Module 5: Self-Care, The Cure: Refueling

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Publication Date: April 2009

Filling a Void—Origins of the Program

Building Partnerships

What Good Samaritans Do

Coming to the Aid of Victims

Volunteers: Recruiting,
Screening, and Training

Planning Your Program

Training Volunteers

Module 1: Program Overview

Module 2: The Victim Experience

Module 3: Basic Skills for Volunteers

Module 4: Providing Services

Module 5: Self-Care

Resources

Forms and Handouts

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Module 5: Self-Care

The Cure: Refueling

Examine your own priorities for taking care of yourself. What percentage of the time do you get an adequate amount of the following?

Cure Form

Now that you see your priorities in black and white, consider how shifting them—spending a few more minutes on things that matter—might lower your stress level and increase your enjoyment of life.

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