Gymnastics Saskatchewan

TO: Member Clubs, Coaches

RE: Upcoming PD Point Opportunity 

Hello Coaches and Administrators, 

As part of Gymnastics Ontario’s ongoing Supporting Coaches webinar series, we are pleased to partner with and invite you to our upcoming session, Managing Burnout: A Sustainable Approach to Coaching. Attendees will earn 2 Professional Development (PD) Points!  

Led by Jhanelle Peters, Registered Psychotherapist, this session will explore the connection between stress, burnout, and low moods. 

Learn how to recognize early signs of workplace stress in themselves and others, along with practical strategies to manage burnout. Participants will gain actionable tools to move from surviving to thriving, even during challenging times. 
 

Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026

Time: 12.00 - 12:50 PM 
 

📌  Click here to Register for the Online Session

Key Takeaways 

  • Understanding burnout and what contributes to it 
  • Recognizing stressors 
  • Identifying the 5 stages of burnout 
  • Understanding the difference between balance and integration  

🚨 Professional Development Credit 🚨

Coaches who attend the live webinar will receive 2 NCCP Professional Development (PD) Points. A recording of the session will also be made available afterward for those who are unable to attend live.  

We hope to see you there.

Amelia Hart

MANAGER OF SPORT DEVELOPMENT, SHE/HER

306-780-9229 

510 CYNTHIA ST | SASKATOON SK |  S7L 7K7

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