ccmh558 | Graduate

Crisis Intervention And Trauma

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This course provides students with an in-depth evaluation of crisis and trauma counseling, including emergency and disaster situations. Students examine crisis theory, methods of crisis response, psychological effects associated with trauma, assessment strategies, and intervention models. Students analyze theoretical approaches as they relate to crisis management and trauma counseling.

This graduate-level course is 6 This course is available to take individually or To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 6

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    Domestic Violence, School Violence, Substance Abuse, Grief, and Response Techniques

    • Apply counseling models and strategies for coping with unresolved grief.
    • Describe crisis response team models in a school environment.
    • Analyze the effect of abuse and partner violence in domestic relationships.
    • Examine the relationship between codependency and substance abuse.

    Violence, Crisis Negotiation, and Counselor Self-Care

    • Explain appropriate responses to violent behavior within public institutions.
    • Describe basic crisis negotiation strategies and survival techniques.
    • Explain counselor burnout, vicarious traumatization, and compassion fatigue.
    • Analyze the theoretical basis and operating paradigm for large-scale disasters.
    • Demonstrate the integration of crisis with trauma counseling skills.

    Integration of Crisis Intervention Strategies

    • Demonstrate critical thinking, independent problem solving, and performance capabilities in relation to crisis counseling and management.
    • Demonstrate analysis and synthesis of information from multiple sources in a crisis management situation.

    Foundations of Crisis Management, Part I

    • Examine the basic rationale and the theoretical and conceptual information needed for applied crisis intervention.
    • Explore the cultural implications of crisis management.
    • Analyze the Triage Assessment System for crisis intervention.

    Foundations of Crisis Management, Part II

    • Analyze the foundational skills of crisis management in the counseling setting.
    • Differentiate between crisis intervention and long-term therapy.
    • Examine the special considerations in electronic crisis counseling.
    • Describe counseling ethics in crisis response.

    Crucial Components of Crisis Response: PTSD, Suicide Prevention, Sexual Trauma, and Triage

    • Articulate the appropriate assessment and treatment strategies for crises related to PTSD.
    • Explain the appropriate use of suicide prevention strategies.
    • Apply counseling interventions for clients who have experienced sexual trauma.
    • Describe the differences between the assessment instruments for crisis triage.
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