30-Hours Early Childhood Crisis and Trauma
Credit hours
3
Young children can be deeply affected by crisis and trauma. This course explains how to recognise signs of trauma, its psychological impact, and trauma-informed approaches to care. Learners also explore coping strategies for children, working with families, crisis support, and legal and ethical considerations, making it relevant for early years practitioners and social care staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Early Childhood Trauma
- 02Identifying Signs of Trauma in Children
- 03The Psychological Impact of Trauma
- 04Trauma-Informed Approaches to Care
- 05Coping Mechanisms for Children in Crisis
- 06Working with Families of Traumatized Children
- 07Crisis Intervention and Support
- 08Legal and Ethical Considerations in Trauma Care
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