Crisis and Trauma Counselling in Early Childhood

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Crisis and Trauma Counselling in Early Childhood Course Overview

This course offers an in-depth exploration of crisis and trauma counselling specifically within early childhood. It provides an understanding of the psychological impacts of disasters and traumatic events on children, alongside strategies for addressing these challenges. Learners will explore developmental stages, trauma reactions, and how to assist young children in recovering from traumatic experiences.

Upon completion, participants will gain essential skills to support children’s mental health in critical situations, equipping them for roles that require expertise in crisis intervention and trauma recovery.

Course Description

In this comprehensive course, learners will examine the definition of disaster, crisis, and trauma, and the psychological effects of such events on children. Topics include understanding trauma reactions at different developmental stages, recognising problematic emotional responses, and offering appropriate support in the aftermath of crises. Case studies will provide practical insights into common challenges faced by children in crisis, helping learners understand how to manage these reactions effectively.

Throughout the course, participants will build critical skills necessary for managing trauma in young children and providing support tailored to their developmental needs. This course is ideal for those looking to enhance their knowledge in child psychology, mental health, and crisis intervention.

Crisis and Trauma Counselling in Early Childhood Curriculum

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