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Sean Convoy,
Mitchell Heflin,
Mary Barzee,
and
Bernice Alston
Stress First Aid (SFA) is a peer support toolkit designed to preserve life, prevent further harm, and promote recovery. Stress First Aid offers a flexible menu of options for recognizing and addressing stress reactions. It can be used for self-care, to help co-workers with stress reactions, or to help someone seek other types of support. Stress First Aid is a framework of practical actions that can help reduce the likelihood that stress reactions will develop into more severe or long-term problems. Ideally everyone in an organization would learn the vocabulary and basics of Stress First Aid, to share a language and understanding of stress and stress injury. When everyone in an organization is trained in SFA, support could occur wherever and whenever it’s needed.
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Syllabus
Introduction to Stress and Stress Injury
In the first week of "Stress First Aid for Healthcare Workers," we'll lay the foundation for understanding stress and stress injury. We’ll discuss the unique stressors that healthcare professionals face in their daily practice and gain crucial insights to recognize early signs of stress injury. By the end of this week, you'll have the vocabulary to discuss stress within the context of the Stress First Aid peer support model.
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Syllabus
Introduction to Stress and Stress Injury
In the first week of "Stress First Aid for Healthcare Workers," we'll lay the foundation for understanding stress and stress injury. We’ll discuss the unique stressors that healthcare professionals face in their daily practice and gain crucial insights to recognize early signs of stress injury. By the end of this week, you'll have the vocabulary to discuss stress within the context of the Stress First Aid peer support model.
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Stress First Aid Peer Support Model
In the second week of "Stress First Aid for Healthcare Workers", we will link the stress first aid model to both the stress continuum and four sources of orange zone stress providing learners with a framework from which to assess when stress first aid is needed. We will deconstruct the stress first aid model emphasizing Continuous, Primary, and Secondary Aid strategies linking them to a set of actionable behaviors designed to preserve life, prevent further harm, and promote recovery. Upon completion of Week 2 content, participants will gain a greater appreciation for why stress first aid is optimally delivered by peers because peers have already acquired the necessary context to care for those around them in the workspace.
Well-Being and Health Promotions
This week, you will focus on methods that will encourage growth within the green zone of the Stress Continuum. While we’ve talked about Stress First Aid mostly in relation to when individuals are facing a crisis (orange or red zone), it is also important for us to recognize that it’s important to recognize opportunities for wellness and resilience-based practices. As we move toward the final week of the course, we’ll also consider what we need to understand about ourselves as caregivers of Stress First Aid.
Stress First Aid Application
This week you will apply the content learned from weeks 1, 2 and 3 through case study application. Through case studies, you will be challenged to apply Continuous, Primary and Secondary Aid strategies through the prism of the stress continuum. Additionally, we will provide additional guidance around the value of performing your own community resource list so that you will be best prepared to support peers wherever they may fall along the Stress Continuum.
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Know what's good ,
what to watch for , and
possible dealbreakers
Leads healthcare professionals to help colleagues manage stress
Provides guidance on performing community resource list
Applicable in assisting co-workers, self-care, and seeking support
Develops a shared language and understanding of stress among organization
Teaches stress injury recognition, preservation of life techniques, and ways to promote recovery
Lays a foundation for stress first aid using the Stress Continuum and four sources of orange-zone stress
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Review healthcare worker demographics
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Reviewing the demographics and characteristics unique to healthcare professionals will reinforce your understanding of potential stress factors.
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Healthcare Workers
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Review journal articles and reports on demographics of healthcare workers.
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Identify potential sources of stress specific to the healthcare workforce.
Review stress management techniques
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Review stress management techniques before the course to reduce stress and improve focus
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Research proven stress management techniques
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Identify techniques that can be implemented easily and on a regular basis
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Practice these stress management techniques before beginning class
Explore case studies and examples of stress reactions
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Case studies and examples can provide valuable insights into stress reactions and how to respond to them effectively
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Case Studies
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Search online for case studies and examples of stress reactions
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Read about the different types of stress reactions and their causes
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Analyze how the stress reactions were handled and identify what could have been done better
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Review Stress First Aid Core Concepts
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Reviewing these core concepts will help you build a stronger foundation for understanding the material covered in this course.
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Read the course syllabus and introduction materials.
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Review the Stress First Aid website and other resources.
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Create a mind map or other visual representation of the key concepts.
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Discuss the concepts with a colleague or friend.
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Take a practice quiz or assessment to test your understanding.
Create a reference binder with key course materials
Show steps
A reference binder can aid in retention and provide a quick reference during stressful situations
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Stress Management
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Gather handouts, notes, and other materials from the course
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Organize the materials into sections based on topic or type
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Create a table of contents or index for easy reference
Practice stress first aid peer support with colleagues or friends
Show steps
Practicing stress first aid peer support in a relaxed environment can build confidence and improve skills
Show steps
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Find a few colleagues or friends who are also taking the course
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Set aside some time to practice the stress first aid peer support model
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Take turns role-playing different stress reactions and providing support
Watch videos on stress management techniques
Show steps
Explore various stress management techniques through guided tutorials, which will help you develop practical strategies for reducing stress during healthcare work.
Show steps
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Select a platform or resource that offers guided tutorials on stress management.
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Watch videos and practice the techniques demonstrated.
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Reflect on the effectiveness of the techniques.
Participate in a Stress First Aid Peer Support Group
Show steps
Participating in a peer support group will allow you to practice applying the principles of Stress First Aid in a supportive environment.
Show steps
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Find a peer support group that meets regularly.
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Attend the meetings and participate in the discussions.
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Share your experiences and insights with the group.
-
Provide support and encouragement to other members of the group.
-
Reflect on your experiences in the group and how they can help you apply Stress First Aid in your own life.
Attend a Stress First Aid Workshop
Show steps
Attending a workshop will allow you to learn from experts in the field and to gain practical experience in applying Stress First Aid techniques.
Show steps
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Find a Stress First Aid workshop that is offered in your area.
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Register for the workshop and pay the registration fee.
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Attend the workshop and participate in the activities.
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Take notes and ask questions during the workshop.
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Reflect on your experience in the workshop and how you can apply what you learned to your own life and work.
Read "The Body Keeps the Score" by Bessel van der Kolk
Show steps
"The Body Keeps the Score" provides valuable insights into the impact of trauma on the body and mind, which can enhance understanding of stress reactions
View
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body...
on Amazon
Show steps
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Purchase or borrow "The Body Keeps the Score"
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Read the book and take notes on key concepts related to stress and trauma
-
Reflect on how the book's content relates to the stress first aid model
Discuss stress factors with colleagues
Show steps
Engaging with colleagues to discuss stress factors will provide you with insights into common challenges and potential coping mechanisms, enhancing your understanding of stress first aid.
Browse courses on
Communication
Show steps
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Schedule a meeting or find an appropriate time to connect with colleagues.
-
Facilitate a discussion on stress factors faced in the workplace.
-
Share personal experiences and strategies for coping with stress.
Practice Applying Stress First Aid Techniques
Show steps
Practicing these techniques will help you develop the skills and confidence to provide effective Stress First Aid to others.
Show steps
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Identify a scenario where Stress First Aid could be applied.
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Develop a plan for how you would apply the Continuous, Primary, and Secondary Aid strategies in that scenario.
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Practice applying the plan with a colleague or friend.
-
Reflect on your experience and identify areas for improvement.
-
Repeat the process with different scenarios.
Mentor a Colleague in Stress First Aid
Show steps
Mentoring a colleague will help you to reinforce your understanding of Stress First Aid and to develop your leadership skills.
Show steps
-
Identify a colleague who is interested in learning more about Stress First Aid.
-
Set up a regular meeting time to discuss Stress First Aid concepts and techniques.
-
Provide your colleague with resources and support to help them learn and apply Stress First Aid.
-
Encourage your colleague to practice applying Stress First Aid techniques in their own life and work.
-
Reflect on your experience as a mentor and how you can continue to support your colleague's learning and development.
Develop a personalized stress management plan
Show steps
Creating a personalized stress management plan can help to identify and address individual stress triggers and develop effective coping mechanisms
Show steps
-
Identify personal stress triggers
-
Research and explore a variety of stress management techniques
-
Select a combination of techniques that work best and create a personalized stress management plan
-
Implement the stress management plan and track its effectiveness
Develop a personal stress management plan
Show steps
Creating a personalized plan will help you identify resources, techniques, and strategies for managing stress effectively, promoting your overall well-being.
Browse courses on
Self-Care
Show steps
-
Identify your personal stress triggers.
-
Research and explore various stress management techniques.
-
Develop a tailored plan that includes specific actions and resources.
-
Implement the plan and track its effectiveness.
Volunteer at a local mental health or stress reduction organization
Show steps
Volunteering in a relevant setting can provide hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of stress and stress management
Browse courses on
Stress Reduction
Show steps
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Research local mental health or stress reduction organizations
-
Contact the organizations and inquire about volunteer opportunities
-
Dedicate a certain amount of time each week or month to volunteering
-
Assist with activities and programs related to stress management and mental health
Develop a Stress First Aid Training Plan
Show steps
Creating a training plan will help you to deepen your understanding of the material and to develop the skills necessary to train others in Stress First Aid.
Show steps
-
Identify the target audience for your training.
-
Develop learning objectives for the training.
-
Create a training outline that includes a variety of activities and resources.
-
Develop evaluation tools to assess the effectiveness of your training.
-
Pilot your training plan with a small group and make revisions based on feedback.
Design and implement a stress reduction intervention
Show steps
Designing and implementing a stress reduction intervention can reinforce understanding of stress management principles and provide practical experience
Browse courses on
Stress Reduction
Show steps
-
Identify a target population and specific stress-related issue
-
Review research and best practices on stress reduction interventions
-
Design and develop an intervention plan
-
Implement the intervention and collect data on its effectiveness
-
Analyze the results and make adjustments as needed
Review healthcare worker demographics
Show steps
Reviewing the demographics and characteristics unique to healthcare professionals will reinforce your understanding of potential stress factors.
Browse courses on
Healthcare Workers
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Review journal articles and reports on demographics of healthcare workers.
- Identify potential sources of stress specific to the healthcare workforce.
Review stress management techniques
Show steps
Review stress management techniques before the course to reduce stress and improve focus
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Research proven stress management techniques
- Identify techniques that can be implemented easily and on a regular basis
- Practice these stress management techniques before beginning class
Explore case studies and examples of stress reactions
Show steps
Case studies and examples can provide valuable insights into stress reactions and how to respond to them effectively
Browse courses on
Case Studies
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Search online for case studies and examples of stress reactions
- Read about the different types of stress reactions and their causes
- Analyze how the stress reactions were handled and identify what could have been done better
15 other activities
Expand to see all activities and additional details
Show all 18 activities
Review Stress First Aid Core Concepts
Show steps
Reviewing these core concepts will help you build a stronger foundation for understanding the material covered in this course.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Read the course syllabus and introduction materials.
- Review the Stress First Aid website and other resources.
- Create a mind map or other visual representation of the key concepts.
- Discuss the concepts with a colleague or friend.
- Take a practice quiz or assessment to test your understanding.
Create a reference binder with key course materials
Show steps
A reference binder can aid in retention and provide a quick reference during stressful situations
Browse courses on
Stress Management
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Gather handouts, notes, and other materials from the course
- Organize the materials into sections based on topic or type
- Create a table of contents or index for easy reference
Practice stress first aid peer support with colleagues or friends
Show steps
Practicing stress first aid peer support in a relaxed environment can build confidence and improve skills
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a few colleagues or friends who are also taking the course
- Set aside some time to practice the stress first aid peer support model
- Take turns role-playing different stress reactions and providing support
Watch videos on stress management techniques
Show steps
Explore various stress management techniques through guided tutorials, which will help you develop practical strategies for reducing stress during healthcare work.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Select a platform or resource that offers guided tutorials on stress management.
- Watch videos and practice the techniques demonstrated.
- Reflect on the effectiveness of the techniques.
Participate in a Stress First Aid Peer Support Group
Show steps
Participating in a peer support group will allow you to practice applying the principles of Stress First Aid in a supportive environment.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a peer support group that meets regularly.
- Attend the meetings and participate in the discussions.
- Share your experiences and insights with the group.
- Provide support and encouragement to other members of the group.
- Reflect on your experiences in the group and how they can help you apply Stress First Aid in your own life.
Attend a Stress First Aid Workshop
Show steps
Attending a workshop will allow you to learn from experts in the field and to gain practical experience in applying Stress First Aid techniques.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a Stress First Aid workshop that is offered in your area.
- Register for the workshop and pay the registration fee.
- Attend the workshop and participate in the activities.
- Take notes and ask questions during the workshop.
- Reflect on your experience in the workshop and how you can apply what you learned to your own life and work.
Read "The Body Keeps the Score" by Bessel van der Kolk
Show steps
"The Body Keeps the Score" provides valuable insights into the impact of trauma on the body and mind, which can enhance understanding of stress reactions
View
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body...
on Amazon
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Purchase or borrow "The Body Keeps the Score"
- Read the book and take notes on key concepts related to stress and trauma
- Reflect on how the book's content relates to the stress first aid model
Discuss stress factors with colleagues
Show steps
Engaging with colleagues to discuss stress factors will provide you with insights into common challenges and potential coping mechanisms, enhancing your understanding of stress first aid.
Browse courses on
Communication
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Schedule a meeting or find an appropriate time to connect with colleagues.
- Facilitate a discussion on stress factors faced in the workplace.
- Share personal experiences and strategies for coping with stress.
Practice Applying Stress First Aid Techniques
Show steps
Practicing these techniques will help you develop the skills and confidence to provide effective Stress First Aid to others.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify a scenario where Stress First Aid could be applied.
- Develop a plan for how you would apply the Continuous, Primary, and Secondary Aid strategies in that scenario.
- Practice applying the plan with a colleague or friend.
- Reflect on your experience and identify areas for improvement.
- Repeat the process with different scenarios.
Mentor a Colleague in Stress First Aid
Show steps
Mentoring a colleague will help you to reinforce your understanding of Stress First Aid and to develop your leadership skills.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify a colleague who is interested in learning more about Stress First Aid.
- Set up a regular meeting time to discuss Stress First Aid concepts and techniques.
- Provide your colleague with resources and support to help them learn and apply Stress First Aid.
- Encourage your colleague to practice applying Stress First Aid techniques in their own life and work.
- Reflect on your experience as a mentor and how you can continue to support your colleague's learning and development.
Develop a personalized stress management plan
Show steps
Creating a personalized stress management plan can help to identify and address individual stress triggers and develop effective coping mechanisms
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify personal stress triggers
- Research and explore a variety of stress management techniques
- Select a combination of techniques that work best and create a personalized stress management plan
- Implement the stress management plan and track its effectiveness
Develop a personal stress management plan
Show steps
Creating a personalized plan will help you identify resources, techniques, and strategies for managing stress effectively, promoting your overall well-being.
Browse courses on
Self-Care
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify your personal stress triggers.
- Research and explore various stress management techniques.
- Develop a tailored plan that includes specific actions and resources.
- Implement the plan and track its effectiveness.
Volunteer at a local mental health or stress reduction organization
Show steps
Volunteering in a relevant setting can provide hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of stress and stress management
Browse courses on
Stress Reduction
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Research local mental health or stress reduction organizations
- Contact the organizations and inquire about volunteer opportunities
- Dedicate a certain amount of time each week or month to volunteering
- Assist with activities and programs related to stress management and mental health
Develop a Stress First Aid Training Plan
Show steps
Creating a training plan will help you to deepen your understanding of the material and to develop the skills necessary to train others in Stress First Aid.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify the target audience for your training.
- Develop learning objectives for the training.
- Create a training outline that includes a variety of activities and resources.
- Develop evaluation tools to assess the effectiveness of your training.
- Pilot your training plan with a small group and make revisions based on feedback.
Design and implement a stress reduction intervention
Show steps
Designing and implementing a stress reduction intervention can reinforce understanding of stress management principles and provide practical experience
Browse courses on
Stress Reduction
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify a target population and specific stress-related issue
- Review research and best practices on stress reduction interventions
- Design and develop an intervention plan
- Implement the intervention and collect data on its effectiveness
- Analyze the results and make adjustments as needed
Career center
Learners who complete Stress First Aid for Healthcare Workers: A Peer Support Tool will develop knowledge and skills
that may be useful to these careers:
Crisis Counselor
Crisis Counselor
Crisis Counselors provide support to people who are experiencing a crisis. They can work in a variety of settings, such as mental health clinics, hospitals, and homeless shelters. This course will help build a foundation for supporting people who are in crisis, which is essential in the role of being a Crisis Counselor.
Mental Health Counselor
Mental Health Counselor
Mental Health Counselors provide counseling services to people who are experiencing mental health issues. They work in a variety of settings, such as private practice, schools, and community mental health centers. This course will help build a foundation for supporting people who are experiencing mental health issues, which is essential in the role of being a Mental Health Counselor.
Hospice Nurse
Hospice Nurse
Hospice Nurses provide care to people who are terminally ill. They work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, nursing homes, and hospice facilities. This course will help build a foundation for supporting people who are dying and their families, which is essential in the role of being a Hospice Nurse.
Medical Social Worker
Medical Social Worker
Medical Social Workers provide social work services to people who are ill or injured. They work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to people who are ill or injured, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the medical setting.
Nurse Practitioner
Nurse Practitioner
Nurse Practitioners are advanced practice registered nurses who can provide a wide range of health care services. They work in a variety of settings, such as private practice, hospitals, and clinics. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to patients, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the healthcare setting.
Physical Therapist
Physical Therapist
Physical Therapists help people with disabilities or injuries regain their mobility and function. They work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and private practice. This course will help build a foundation for supporting people with disabilities or injuries, which is essential in the role of being a Physical Therapist.
Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapists help people with disabilities or injuries regain their independence. They work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and schools. This course will help build a foundation for supporting people with disabilities or injuries, which is essential in the role of being an Occupational Therapist.
Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant
Physician Assistants are medical professionals who can provide a wide range of health care services under the supervision of a physician. They work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and private practice. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to patients, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the healthcare setting.
Registered Nurse
Registered Nurse
Registered Nurses provide a wide range of health care services to patients. They work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to patients, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the healthcare setting.
Emergency Medical Technician
Emergency Medical Technician
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) provide medical care to people who are injured or ill in emergency situations. They work in a variety of settings, such as ambulances, fire trucks, and helicopters. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to people who are experiencing a medical emergency, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the emergency setting.
Behavioral Health Technician
Behavioral Health Technician
Behavioral Health Technicians help people with mental health issues. Whether it's working at a psychiatric hospital or a substance abuse center, Behavioral Health Technicians help people cope with a variety of mental health problems. This course will help build a foundation for supporting those going through mental health crises, which is essential in the role of being a Behavioral Health Technician.
Paramedic
Paramedic
Paramedics provide advanced medical care to people who are injured or ill in emergency situations. They work in a variety of settings, such as ambulances, fire trucks, and helicopters. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to people who are experiencing a medical emergency, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the emergency setting.
Corrections Officer
Corrections Officer
Corrections Officers are responsible for the safety and security of inmates in correctional facilities. They also help inmates with their rehabilitation and reintegration into society. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to inmates, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the correctional facility.
Police Officer
Police Officer
Police Officers protect and serve their communities. They work in a variety of settings, such as patrol cars, on foot, and in specialized units. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to fellow officers, which can help create a more positive and supportive work environment.
Forensic Social Worker
Forensic Social Worker
Forensic Social Workers provide social work services to people who are involved in the criminal justice system. They work in a variety of settings, such as jails, prisons, and probation and parole offices. This course will help build a foundation for providing peer support to people who are involved in the criminal justice system, which can help create a more positive and supportive environment in the criminal justice setting.
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deeper understanding of the topics covered in
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Groundbreaking exploration of the impact of trauma on the mind, body, and spirit. It offers insights into the neurobiology of trauma and provides practical strategies for healing.
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Explores the relationship between stress and illness. It argues that stress can lead to a variety of health problems, including heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.
Guide to cultivating self-compassion for healthcare providers. It provides practical tools and strategies for managing stress, promoting well-being, and preventing burnout.
Guide to managing stress using mindfulness and neuroplasticity. It provides practical tools and strategies for reducing stress and promoting well-being.
Comprehensive overview of the psychology of stress. It provides a theoretical framework for understanding stress and its effects on the mind and body.
Concise overview of stress. It provides a basic understanding of the causes, effects, and management of stress.
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Good to know
Leads healthcare professionals to help colleagues manage stress
Provides guidance on performing community resource list
Applicable in assisting co-workers, self-care, and seeking support
Develops a shared language and understanding of stress among organization
Teaches stress injury recognition, preservation of life techniques, and ways to promote recovery
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