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Fundamentals of Trauma Processing
Catastrophic events can cause post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), significantly impacting individuals' emotional and mental functioning, and are a universal concern for healthcare systems. We therefore created this trauma processing course to give mental health professionals and other clinicians the knowledge and skills they need to help patients and clients identify and process traumatic experiences that negatively impact their lives.
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Fundamentals of Trauma Processing
This free online course explores various techniques for processing, overcoming and preventing trauma-related disorders.
Catastrophic events can cause post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), significantly impacting individuals' emotional and mental functioning, and are a universal concern for healthcare systems. We therefore created this trauma processing course to give mental health professionals and other clinicians the knowledge and skills they need to help patients and clients identify and process traumatic experiences that negatively impact their lives.
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Trauma Processing and Prevention
In this module, you will learn the history of trauma processing, types of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and treatment approaches as well as adverse life events and their association with PTSD. Learn about dissociation and the psychological effect of adverse life events.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Introduction to Trauma Processing
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3.Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders
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4.Mental Disorders
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5.Lesson Summary
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Theoretical Approaches to Trauma Processing
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Course assessment
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