February Hope-Mongering session topic:


Diabetes Burnout & Distress


Whether you’re brand new to type 1 diabetes or you’ve been at this for a while, diabetes burnout and distress is something that we all face along the way. The ever-present monitoring, decision making, and unpredictability of T1D can be overwhelming.


Join us for this month’s Hope-Mongering parent/caregiver support session where we welcome pediatric psychologist, Dr. Danny Duke. Dr. Duke will focus on understanding the factors that contribute to diabetes burnout and diabetes distress. We will explore the background and information necessary to distinguish between these related states, while gaining tangible recommendations to help youth and parents prevent and overcome them. 

 

Dr. Duke is a pediatric psychologist who works with youth with type 1 diabetes and other chronic health conditions. He works with individuals and families to improve comping, adjustment, and quality of life. Dr. Duke also specializes in anxiety, OCD, and PTSD in children and adults.


Join us on February 16th at 7pm on Zoom. Bring your questions and experiences to share!


Hope-Mongering Parent Sessions are always free!

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About Hope-Mongering:

Each month we recruit an array of key voices to host a series of conversations: parents, young adults who grew up with T1D, health coaches, educators, dietitians, T1D doctors and nurses, and of course the GCC summer camp crew. It's a magic formula for conversation on raising a young person with T1D. We'd love for you to join us and add your voice, or just sit back and listen. Feel free to bring topics or questions.


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