Globally Accredited - Trauma Debriefing Facilitator Course

Sue M shares her experience as being a paramedic and a police officer.

Chris Hoyer spent many years as a First Responder. Here is some of his experience.

This video covers information related to the definition of Trauma Debriefing as utilised by Trauma Debriefing Facilitator.

A Scope of Practice provides a guideline for the parameters that we can work in as trauma Debriefers, under this specific designation.

In this lesson we discuss some concepts that explain phases and cycles.  We understand always that trauma debriefing sees trauma recovery as non linear and that individuals can move through, to or past these as per their particular experience

In this lesson we learn about Ethical Considerations we must adhere to as Trauma Debriefing Facilitator’s.

In this lesson we explore confidentiality and the process of positioning with clients

In this lesson we discuss consent when the client is referred to us, when the client is a minor and when we assist families, groups or corporations.

Understanding PTSD and CPTSD

A refresher on the basics of understanding of PTSD and CPTSD.

Please note that these terms and other disorders must be diagnosed as per the DSM for you to utilise the terms with the client.

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Keshnie

There are 3 simple outcomes and objectives to trauma debriefing. We begin to discover them in this video

There are various ways to facilitate communication without a flood of questions.new expire that in this lesson.

The following lesson will focus on how we utilise validation in Trauma Debriefing

To generalise or specialise? We explore the options and options for either decision

Children express emotions well  when they are doing things that evoke feelings of happiness and joy. These noodles can be great help for children who are sensory seeking as trauma might heighten this need. Non sensory seeking children can still benefit from the bright colour and these can also be used in roleplay

These DIY fidgets are perfect for adults and children, or as a family activity in order to spark joy and normalise their current situation. Cost effective to make and allows for conversation, imagination and fun during trauma debriefing sessions.