No court reporter should have to navigate the emotional demands of the profession alone. From challenging cases and depositions to the everyday pressures of the job, court reporters often face experiences best understood by those who share their profession.
To offer a place for connection, understanding, and encouragement, the National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) invites all NCRA members to its next Peer-to-Peer Support ZoomUp on Thursday, Dec. 10 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Eastern.
This confidential, judgment-free virtual gathering gives members an opportunity to connect with colleagues, share experiences, and find support among peers who truly understand the unique challenges of their work. Facilitated by Bev Perez, MSW, a certified peer support and grief support facilitator and former police officer, these sessions offer participants an opportunity to step away from the demands of their work and focus on their own well-being. Perez is also the facilitator for NCRA’s new domestic violence webinars.
Whether you choose to share your experiences or simply listen, you are welcome. There is no pressure to participate beyond what feels comfortable. The goal is to remind members that they are not alone and that support is available within their professional community.
The Dec. 10 session is open to all NCRA members. Advance registration is required by Wednesday, Dec. 9 at noon Eastern.
Sessions will not be recorded. Participants are expected to maintain the confidentiality of shared information and discussions. The sessions do not provide CEU or PDC credit.
For questions or more information, contact Jill Parker Landsman, NCRF Director, at jlandsman@ncra.org or Alex Vlahopoulos, NCRF Manager, at avlahopoulos@ncra.org.
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