At the end of February, ISSA members from Europe and Central Asia came together for a timely discussion on the mental health and well-being of early childhood professionals.
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A transformative event unfolded in Warsaw, Poland, this past November, where 28 dedicated early childhood professionals from 13 countries gathered for a Training of Trainers program on Embracing Di
Vita shares her perspective on the importance of self-care among professionals and effective strategies for interacting with vulnerable groups in a manner that is both inclusive and empathetic.
Éva Molnár shares insights on the attitude-changing nature of ISSA's psychological first aid training and how tapping into real-life experiences can be a gateway to encourage self-care among early childhood education and care (ECEC) professionals.