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Going to a job interview is stressful. Most of us spend a lot of time practicing what we are going to say about ourselves and our qualifications—deciding how to convince potential employers that we are the best candidate. But according to Trisha Flores, Talent Acquisition Specialist at Catholic Charities Serving Central Washington, the interview is as much an opportunity for the employee to vet the organization as it is to introduce themselves.

A person suffering from psychosis can experience hallucinations, delusions, disorientation, and may talk in ways that don’t make sense. This can be deeply distressing—not only for the person experiencing these symptoms but also for those witnessing an episode. The person may be at risk of hurting themselves or others.

Going to a job interview is stressful. Most of us spend a lot of time practicing what we are going to say about ourselves and our qualifications—deciding how to convince potential employers that we are the best candidate. But according to Trisha Flores, Talent Acquisition Specialist at Catholic Charities Serving Central Washington, the interview is as much an opportunity for the employee to vet the organization as it is to introduce themselves.

Catholic Charities Serving Central Washington is passionate about supporting child care providers. That is why we partner with Child Care Aware of Washington (CCA). Through CCA, licensed providers, Infant-Toddler Classrooms, and Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN) providers can receive real resources and mentorship—all with the goal of helping providers offer the very best learning and play environments for children.

If you would like to learn more about the programs and services at Catholic Charities and learn more about this invitation-only event, call 509.853.1303