Trauma Informed Critical Incident Response

If a crisis or traumatic event were to happen in your team, what kind of support would there be for those who need it most?

Trauma’s impact upon a person, workplace and organisation can be wide-ranging and long-lasting. When it disrupts lives within a team, it can have a knock-on impact on work culture and organisational goals. But if, in the aftermath of a crisis, meaningful emotional support is given to those who need it most, the short and long term impact of the distress can be reduced significantly.

In this course, we will equip members of your team to provide exactly this support. They’ll learn to spot signs of trauma, to respond proactively in a crisis, to give humane support to a fellow human being who is suffering, to aid a person’s recovery, to signpost further support, and to prioritise their own self care. In the process, they’ll become a ‘Psychological First Aider’.

The course is interactive, accessible, engaging, and will give you piece of mind that in the event of a crisis, timely and effective care will be offered to those who need it.  

Watch a video about the course here.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

✅ Discover how trauma typically impacts body and mind

✅ Use active listening to care for a team member

✅ Know when to refer someone for further support

✅ Develop self-care skills

✅ Boost the coping skills of a team

Cost: £250