30-Hours Professional Diploma in Trauma Processing
Credit hours
3
Trauma can take many forms, and this course explores acute, chronic and complex trauma along with the neurobiology of the stress response. Learners study trauma-informed care, theories of how trauma is processed, coping and emotional regulation, communicating with survivors and the ethical side of trauma work. It builds understanding for helping professionals and carers, not qualification to provide trauma therapy.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Trauma and Its Psychological Impact
- 02Types of Trauma: Acute, Chronic, and Complex
- 03Neurobiology of Trauma and the Stress Response
- 04Trauma-Informed Care and Best Practices
- 05Psychological Theories and Models of Trauma Processing
- 06Coping Mechanisms, Emotional Regulation, and Resilience
- 07Communication Strategies for Supporting Trauma Survivors
- 08Ethical and Professional Considerations in Trauma Work
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