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Direct support professionals (DSPs) play a vital role in the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities; providing care, connection, and advocacy every day.
The emotional demands of this work can take a toll.
In recognition of DSP Appreciation Week, watch this candid roundtable discussion featuring three DSPs with ANCOR membership, moderated by Arlene Bridges from Relias. Together, they explore what well-being really looks like for DSPs, sharing personal experiences, practical insights, and ways organizations can better support and sustain their workforce.Presenters
Arlene Bridges
Senior Product Manager for IDD & ABA, Relias
Carly Neumuth
Manager, Cindy and Vic’s
Misty Smith
Direct Support Professional, Trivium Life Services
Chrystal Wheat
Direct Support Professional, Able Services
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