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Last updated at

Thu, 03-Oct-2024
Level
Beginner
Total lessons

4
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00:00:00 Hours
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Short description
This course focuses on building resilience for caregivers who work with traumatized individuals. Participants will learn strategies to manage stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout while providing support and care to those in need. Through practical techniques and self-care practices, caregivers will develop the skills to maintain their well-being while supporting others through challenging times.
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Requirements
  • 1. These lesson are available to accredited and ordained Cobi Chaplains, with all their yearly accreditaion fees up-to-date.
  • 2. Accredited Cobi Chaplains may enrol in three development courses for free, per year and these free courses are compulsory to complete.
  • 3. You may select any of the other available courses on this training platform and enrol at 50% discount. Discount coupons are available. platform
  • 4. New Courses will be added periodically and as frequently as we have developed such courses.
Outcomes
  • 1. Demonstrate an understanding of the impact of trauma on individuals and the importance of developing resiliency as a caregiver.
  • 2. Identify strategies for self-care and self-awareness to prevent burnout and compassion fatigue as a caregiver to traumatized individuals.
  • 3. Develop effective communication skills to support traumatized individuals and build trust in the caregiver relationship.
  • 4. Utilize trauma-informed approaches and techniques to create a safe and supportive environment for those experiencing trauma.
  • 5. Implement boundary-setting and healthy coping mechanisms to maintain emotional balance and prevent secondary trauma.
  • 6. Recognize signs of vicarious traumatization and develop a plan for ongoing self-assessment and self-care.
  • 7. Evaluate personal growth and development in resiliency skills as a caregiver to traumatized individuals through reflective practice and feedback.
  • 8. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and community resources to provide comprehensive care and support for traumatized individuals.