30-Hours Diploma in PTSD: Dealing with Shock and Trauma
Credit hours
3
Build awareness of post-traumatic stress disorder, including its causes, risk factors, and psychological and physical symptoms. Learners look at how PTSD is assessed, the principles of trauma-informed care, therapeutic approaches, coping strategies and support networks. Legal, ethical and social issues are also discussed, making it suitable for carers, support workers and those affected by trauma.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to PTSD: Understanding Shock and Trauma
- 02Causes and Risk Factors of PTSD
- 03Psychological and Physical Symptoms of PTSD
- 04Assessment and Diagnosis of PTSD
- 05Trauma-Informed Care: Principles and Practices
- 06Therapeutic Approaches to PTSD Treatment
- 07Coping Strategies and Support Mechanisms for PTSD
- 08Legal, Ethical, and Social Considerations in PTSD Care
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