Join our free weekly peer support groups
The Nursing Support Group
Meets Thursdays at 7 pm EST/4 pm PST.
This group is dedicated to nurses, nursing students abd CNAs. Our goal is to disrupt lateral violence and isolation in nursing through vulnerability, community & storytelling.
The Healthcare Support Group
Meets on Mondays at 8 pm EST/5 pm PST .
This group is dedicated to interdisciplinary healthcare workers, mental health workers and care workers. Our goal is to disrupt lateral violence and isolation through vulnerability, interdisciplinary community building and storytelling. Students in all healthcare fields are welcome as well.
Fill out the form below if you would like to join one or both support groups:
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If you have ANY QUESTIONS, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at: info@dontclockout.org
Our shared intentions for participants: To feel safe, have agency, expand knowledge to recognize and navigate moral distress, and to be in community knowing you are not alone in your experiences.
Community engagement values.
Commitments:
Respect
Use “I” statements
Use everyone’s pronouns
Mutuality
We want everyone to participate collaboratively with each other
Conscientiously make/take up space
Humility
Remain open to accountability and feedback
Commit to dismantling medical hierarchies
Compassion
Listen for understanding, not to respond
Respect each other’s right to be human
Confidentiality
Commit to keeping what we share as a group confidential
Adopted from our collaborators at Introspective Spaces
Please consider supporting their work and accessing their offerings:
Join The Artist’s Way For Healthcare Workers, a creative community by Introspective Spaces.
quotes from our peer support groups
Peer Support Programs
If you are a member of an organization and feel that you need more external support, Don’t Clock Out offers healthcare worker-led Peer Support groups, training and consulting.
We bring a lens of lived experience as healthcare workers navigating institutional betrayal and moral distress. We know healthcare workers need more support and we hope to build on existing infrastructure.
We don’t aim to tell healthcare workers what they need. Bring us in if you feel we could offer meaningful support. Reach out with any inquiries at info@dontclockout.org