Emotional Safety Series Package

The package contains the five webinars that cover the Emotional Safety Framework at a reduced price. ACLP members completing the webinars included in this package will be recognized as emotional safety leaders. 

The Emotional Safety Webinars include:

  1. Emotional Safety: The other side of the patient coin (Introduction to Emotional Safety)
  2. Patient Emotional Safety: Screening & Assessment Pillar
  3. Patient Emotional Safety: Intervention Pillar
  4. Patient Emotional Safety: Environment Pillar
  5. Patient Emotional Safety: Staff Communication, Education, and Training Pillar

  • Emotional Safety: The Other Side of the Patient Safety Coin
    Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This webinar will examine the importance of keeping pediatric patients not just physically safe during medical care, but emotionally safe as well. Clinical components of patient emotional safety will be explored as will the pillars for creating systemic change. This will be the introduction webinar to the emotional safety pillars that will be offered throughout 2021. Suggested domain: Ethics

    This webinar will examine the importance of keeping pediatric patients not just physically safe during medical care, but emotionally safe as well. Clinical components of patient emotional safety will be explored as will the pillars for creating systemic change. This will be the introduction webinar to the emotional safety pillars that will be offered throughout 2021.

    Suggested domain: Ethics

    Objectives: 

    Understand the ethical responsibility of providing emotionally safe medical care

    Examine the 3 clinical components of patient emotional safety

    Discuss the ethical responsibility of leading the emotional safety movement

    Explore how the 4 pillars of patient emotional safety will be used to create systemic change

    Jenaya Gordon (MA, CCLS, NCC)

    Manager, Child Life Department

    Jenaya Gordon is the manager of the Child Life Department at Children's Hospital Colorado. As a Certified Child Life Specialist, she has worked with children and families in the emergency department, pediatric intensive care unit, neurosurgery unit, and inpatient surgical/trauma unit. Jenaya’s presentations address such topics as emotionally safe pediatric care, trauma-focused medical play, understanding and responding to children in crisis, trauma processing, and trauma-informed care. She authored the paper Emotional Safety in Pediatrics and was a contributing author in the Handbook of Medical Play Therapy and Child Life. Jenaya is a former board member with the Association of Child Life Professionals and continues to contribute her time as a committee member.