Check out our events calendar below to see upcoming workshops, programs and other feline happenings. We are also participating in conferences across the United States.
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Empowerment in Adversity: Cultivating Strength Through Loss and Fatigue
July 28 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm EDT
Join NKC for a special presentation by guest speaker Colette Junod, L.M.S.W, President Justice for Paws. Embark on a transformative journey with our session “Empowerment in Adversity: Cultivating Strength Through Loss and Fatigue” tailored for the heroes who care for neonatal kittens. This enlightening presentation delves into the unique challenges faced by caregivers, offering a sanctuary of knowledge to combat burnout and stress. Discover the intricate link between brain function and stress, and arm yourself with practical, evidence-based strategies for emotional regulation. You’ll learn to craft a personalized stress management plan, integrating coping strategies with insights from neuroscience to navigate the demanding world of feline rescue. This session is designed to support your mental well-being, ensuring you’re equipped to continue your invaluable work with these fragile creatures, while also safeguarding your own resilience.
If you can’t attend the live presentation, don’t worry! Sign up anyway. A recording of this webinar will be accessible on NKC’s eLearning Center within two weeks of the live event.
Click here to register for this FREE webinar!
About Colette Junod
Colette Junod, a dedicated military spouse in Fort Belvoir, VA, holds a rich career spanning over 20 years in social work and community service. With degrees from the University of Michigan-Flint and Wayne State University, specializing in Innovation in Community, Policy, and Leadership, Colette serves as the Administrator Coordinator of Social Work for Prince William County Schools. Her commitment to vulnerable populations extends through roles such as Human Trafficking Prevention Specialist, Foster Care Liaison, and supervisor positions at the City of Alexandria Child Protective Services. Furthermore, she has extensive experience in various healthcare settings such as inpatient psychiatric care, inpatient substance abuse care, and served as the director of a court-based victim advocacy program in Flint, Michigan.
Throughout her career, Colette has observed the profound interconnectedness between animal welfare, child welfare, and mental health. Her dedication to both animals and humans motivated her to establish Justice for Paws Animal Rescue where she serves as the President, showcasing her unwavering commitment to animal welfare. In addition, she leads an innovative Animal Professional Wellness Curriculum that underscores the intricate relationship between animal and human well-being, demonstrating her holistic approach across a wide range of welfare domains.