PSYFAv - Virtual Classroom - Psychological First Aid
Introduction:
Psychological first aid is a support activity that helps people impacted by an emergency, disaster or traumatic event. It is a humane, supportive response to another person who is suffering and may need support. Join from the comfort of your home or office and our qualified trainer will facilitate the 4-hour virtual session.
* Courses from 1st October 2023 onwards are scheduled in Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT).
* Courses from 1st October 2023 onwards are scheduled in Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT).
Target Audience:
Suitable for individuals and businesses with little or no mental health training and does not require a prior qualification. If you work with individuals who have experienced trauma, or you want to be prepared to assist people in need, this is the course for you!
Learning Outcomes:
- On completion of this training, students will receive a certificate of participation
Learning Methods:
A virtual classroom session including scenario-based activities. The course is non-accredited and there is no formal assessment for this training.
Program Benefits:
- Learn the latest, internationally recognised, evidence-based practice
- Understand how to maintain your personal wellbeing
- Become a confident supporter during emergencies, disasters or traumatic events
- Learn fundamental skills to use when responding to a crisis
- Be equipped with tools to provide support in a range of situations
Content:
- The six steps to wellbeing
- What is psychological first aid
- The five elements of psychological first aid
- Crisis, complex situations and reactions
- Psychological first aid action principles
- Supporting children and young people
- Supporting the supporter
- Cultural and ethical considerations for psychological first aid
- Overcoming challenges in providing support
- Case studies and scenario activities
- Taking care after an event
Courses
No courses are currently scheduled, contact us to register interest.