Contact the Wellness Office at wellness-office@med.umich.edu to schedule a time to speak to your team/unit/department on the following topic(s):

• Beyond Burnout: An overview of burnout, drivers of burnout, well-being and strategies, resources and tactics.

• Organizational-level Workforce Well-Being

• Appreciative Inquiry: An overview of the Appreciative Inquiry case study project, plus additional information on resources and lessons learned.

The Office of Counseling and Workforce Well-Being has expertise in the following subjects:

• Mental Health in the Workforce

• Coping and Resilience Practices

• Compassionate Leadership

• Trauma-informed Care

• Grief/Loss in the Healthcare Setting

• Resilience and Recovery: Trauma-Informed Approaches in Healthcare Settings

You can view their presentation list here. Contact counseling@med.umich.edu or (734) 763-5409 to schedule a time for them to speak to your team/unit/department.

Organizational Effectiveness Consulting is available to small-team and large-scale audiences for a variety of needs including:

• Assessments

• Change Management

• Coaching

• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

• Mediated & Facilitated Dialogue

• Strategic Planning

• Team Effectiveness

• Team Retreats and Meeting Facilitation

• And more

Fill out the Request Form here

The Clinical Ethics Service within CBSSM promotes a culture of patient-centered excellence by developing a comprehensive set of ethics-related activities and presentations.

• Presents on a number of clinical ethic topics such as moral stress and injury, ethics education, hospital policies and more.

• Offers regular proactive ethics rounds in a variety of care settings across Michigan Medicine.

• Provides a robust program for longitudinal education and awareness of clinical ethics for Michigan Medicine staff and trainees.

The Wellness Advocates consists of leaders with demonstrated commitment and responsibility toward improving well-being. They bring a unique lens to well-being and are available to speak to your unit and division on the following topics:

• Burnout in Physicians - Kim Garver, MD

• Role of leaders in preventing burnout, modeling wellness, and promoting resilience - Michael Brenner, MD

The PEAR team provides presentations, workshops, professional development, and resources for Ann Arbor and Michigan Medicine faculty and staff. PEAR also offers consultations with faculty and staff leaders and assists units as they holistically respond to sexual misconduct in their communities.

Michigan Medicine PEAR Specialist: Pedro Coracides, LLMSW