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Compassionate Care in Crisis

This collaborative and highly participatory 2.5 day training will equip you to assess and identify signs and symptoms of trauma, develop culturally contextual tools and resources to effectively apply survivor centered crisis care (including active listening skills and stabilization and grounding techniques) for individuals and groups experiencing crisis or critical incident, and discuss and assess the unique nuances of special circumstances of care.

Modules include:
*The holistic impact of trauma
*Survivor centered crisis care overview and application *Assessment and assistance for those experiencing grief and loss, cumulative stress, and moral injury
*Factors of resilience and resilience building resources
*Special circumstances of care, including situations of sexual harassment and assault or suicidal ideation.
*Principles and practice of individual and group processing conversations (often called ‘debriefing’)
*Travel first aid

You’ll have the opportunity to connect and collaborate with a diverse group of local and global community leaders passionate about implementing tangible and practical restorative care for self and others in pursuit of reconciled relationships and depth of community in the midst of a challenging world.

Training fee includes tea, coffee, snacks, and certificate of completion.

*CEs and scholarships/bursaries are available upon request.

Date

Jul 11 - 13 2024
Expired!

Time

Check-In Begins at 8am
All Day

Cost

£280.00
St Pauls and St Georges Church

Location

St Pauls and St Georges Church
Website
https://www.psandgs.org.uk/

Organizer

The Resilience Resource
Phone
+44 7756 591095
Email
info@theresilienceresource.org.uk
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