Shane Tull, a US-based Guyanese clinical psychotherapist, has emphasized the importance of self-care for mental health professionals, acknowledging that many experience burnout at various stages of their careers. This recommendation was made during Tuesday’s mental health and well-being conference at the Arthur Chung Conference Center in Liliendaal. The conference focused on addressing the challenges faced by mental health practitioners, highlighting the need for them to prioritize their own well-being to support their clients effectively. In her report, Renata Burnette provides further insights into the conference’s discussions, Tull’s advice, and the broader context of mental health care in the profession.
