CE-CERT
Reducing Burnout and Secondary Traumatic Stress with a Skills-Based, Evidence-Informed Approach
Psychotherapists
Child welfare workers
Social Workers and Counselors
Physicians
Nurses
Educators
CE-CERT
CE-CERT
Brian C. Miller, Ph.D.
Dr. Miller has experience in various behavioral health, direct practice, clinical leadership, and policy roles. He holds a PhD from Case Western Reserve in Cleveland, Ohio.
The goal of CE-CERT is to have a vocation that is uniquely and deeply satisfying — not merely to survive your job
CE-CERT MODEL
Skills for Sustaining a Career in the Helping Professions
What is New Here?
CE-CERT is evidence-informed. CE-CERT draws from extensive research literature, including evidence-based trauma treatment, neuroscience, sociology, narratology, occupational psychology, and clinical treatment effectiveness research.
CE-CERT is a set of practices that can be applied to reduce the effects of job stress and to enhance the experience of doing helping work. Not just ideas—concrete practices and skills.
CE-CERT focuses on enhancing the experience of doing the job while we are doing it. It is not a recover-after-work approach but deals with the real-time experience of doing helping work.
CE-CERT has a manualized, defined process for implementing the practices in an organization.
