The Abella Model
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Break the Cycle of Burnout. Embrace Wellbeing. Achieve Excellence. Discover the breakthrough professionals in high-stress fields have been searching for. The ABELLA Model: Leading High-Stress Professions with Trauma-Informed Practices offers a lifeline to legal, healthcare, first responders, public service professionals, and others who find themselves overwhelmed by PTSD, vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, or burnout. If you've ever wondered whether true resilience and fulfillment are possible in your demanding career, this book delivers a resounding yes. At the heart of The ABELLA Model(TM...
Break the Cycle of Burnout. Embrace Wellbeing. Achieve Excellence. Discover the breakthrough professionals in high-stress fields have been searching for. The ABELLA Model: Leading High-Stress Professions with Trauma-Informed Practices offers a lifeline to legal, healthcare, first responders, public service professionals, and others who find themselves overwhelmed by PTSD, vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, or burnout. If you've ever wondered whether true resilience and fulfillment are possible in your demanding career, this book delivers a resounding yes. At the heart of The ABELLA Model(TM) is a practical, six-step framework designed to guide you from awareness to lasting transformation, through real-world insights and actionable strategies. Whether you're struggling personally or leading teams that serve others in crisis, this book promises new tools and fresh hope for thriving in the face of adversity. The author's powerful blend of professional expertise and deep personal accounts of overcoming traumatic events makes her a trusted and empathetic guide for those ready to move beyond mere survival and achieve true excellence. If you are ready to break the cycle of overwhelm and achieve true excellence-for yourself, your team, and those you serve- the path to lasting change begins here.
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