Primeros Auxilios Psicológicos (PAP) from Coursera

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Bienvenidos al curso MOOC on-demand sobre Primeros Auxilios Psicológicos (PAP) que la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona y el Centro de Crisis de Barcelona imparten en la plataforma Coursera. TIPOS DE MATERIALES DEL CURSO: en este curso encontrará cuatro tipos de materiales distintos: 1). Cada módulo empezará con un vídeo presentación y una guía de trabajo que le sugerirá un itinerario determinado a través de los contenidos. 2). Vídeos formativos donde, docentes y expertos invitados, le explicaremos los diferentes temas y contenidos de este curso sobre PAP. En dichos vídeos encontrará también ejercicios prácticos en forma de role playings que le mostrarán como aplicar y como no aplicar las diferentes técnicas que irá aprendiendo. 3). PDFs descargables que resumen, sintetizan e ilustran el contenido de los vídeos. 4). Tests (Quizz en inglés) al final de cada módulo, con una serie de preguntas tipo test. ¡Bienvenidos/as a todos/as!

Módulo 1 - Definición y condiciones de aplicación

En este primer módulo veremos qué son los primeros auxilios psicológicos y para qué sirve esta técnica de intervención: qué es lo que hay que hacer para aplicar los primeros auxilios psicológicos, qué fases tiene esta técnica, dónde y cómo debe aplicarse. Al final del este módulo verá, de forma práctica, las formas correctas e incorrectas de aplicar los primeros auxilios psicológicos. CONTENIDOS DEL MÓDULO: una guía de trabajo (léala detenidamente), 7 vídeos de aprendizaje, documentos PDF de apoyo (en “Materiales adicionales y evaluación”), material complementario de lectura como enlaces u otros documentos si los hubiera y, por último, el test o Quizz del módulo (en “Test módulo 1”) que deberá realizar si desea obtener el certificado de este curso on-demand.

Módulo 2 - PAP en niños hasta 12 años

El Módulo 2 está dedicado a cómo se aplican los primeros auxilios psicológicos en franjas de edad concretas y determinadas. Al final del módulo encontrará unos vídeos roleplaying para que pueda ver cuál es la aplicación correcta y la aplicación incorrecta de los PAP en estas franjas de edad. CONTENIDOS DEL MÓDULO: una guía de trabajo (léala detenidamente), 8 vídeos de aprendizaje, documentos PDF de apoyo (en “Materiales adicionales y evaluación”), material complementario de lectura como enlaces u otros documentos si los hubiera y, por último, el test o Quizz del módulo (en “Test módulo 2”) que deberá realizar si desea obtener el certificado de este curso on-demand.

Módulo 3 - PAP en adolescentes y adultos

El tercer módulo se centra en las particularidades de la aplicación de los PAP en adolescentes (en la primera parte del módulo) y adultos (en la segunda parte). CONTENIDOS DEL MÓDULO: guía de trabajo (léala detenidamente), 9 vídeos de aprendizaje, documentos PDF de apoyo (en “Materiales adicionales y evaluación”), material complementario de lectura como enlaces u otros documentos si los hubiera y, por último, el test o Quizz del módulo (en “Test módulo 3”) que deberá realizar si desea obtener el certificadode este curso on-demand.

Módulo 4 - PAP en colectivos especialmente vulnerables

En este módulo veremos cómo adaptar lo aprendido hasta ahora, a grupos de usuarios con necesidades especiales. Veremos por ejemplo, cómo hay que variar la aplicación de los PAP cuando los destinatarios son personas con discapacidad auditiva que sólo utilizan el lenguaje de los signos, o bien personas que padecen una enfermedad mental. También veremos cómo deben modularse los PAP en función de lo que haya ocurrido. Este módulo cuenta con profesionales expertos en situaciones especiales, que exponen su experiencia profesional en vídeos en inglés con subtítulos en español. CONTENIDOS DEL MÓDULO: guía de trabajo (léala detenidamente), 8 vídeos de aprendizaje, documentos PDF de apoyo (en “Materiales adicionales y evaluación”), material complementario de lectura como enlaces u otros documentos si los hubiera y, por último, el test o Quizz del módulo (en “Test módulo 4”) que deberá realizar si desea obtener el certificado de este curso on-demand.

Módulo 5 - Autocuidado del interviniente

En este quinto y último módulo Ud. aprenderá a cómo cuidarse usted mismo, el proveedor de los primeros auxilios psicológicos. Qué es la resiliencia y sobre todo qué son las pautas de auto cuidado para los intervinientes y cómo es la mejor manera, la forma más eficaz de aplicar estas pautas de auto cuidado. Aprenderá también a cuidar a otros intervinientes, a otras personas que hayan participado de la gestión de un suceso crítico, ya sean profesionales o voluntarios. También en este módulo practicará y verá en un role playing cómo ayudar a personas que han sido gestores de un incidente crítico. CONTENIDOS DEL MÓDULO: una guía de trabajo (léala detenidamente), 8 vídeos de aprendizaje, documentos PDF de apoyo (en “Materiales adicionales y evaluación”), material complementario de lectura como enlaces u otros documentos si los hubiera y, por último, el test o Quizz del módulo (en “Test módulo 5”) que deberá realizar si desea obtener el certificado de este curso on-demand. TRABAJO FINAL: En este último módulo también encontrará el trabajo final.

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Para responsables de programas de ayuda a niños, personas mayores, colectivos multi-problemáticos y discapacitados

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Learners who complete Primeros Auxilios Psicológicos (PAP) will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Social and Community Service Manager

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Mental Health Counselor

Mental Health Counselors provide counseling services to individuals with mental health issues. They may work in a variety of settings, including schools, hospitals, and private practice. Mental Health Counselors may provide therapy, conduct assessments, and develop treatment plans. This course may be useful to those who wish to become Mental Health Counselors because it provides a strong foundation in psychological principles and techniques, as well as specific training in psychological support and crisis counseling.

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Child and Youth Care Worker

Child and Youth Care Workers provide care and support to children and youth with emotional, behavioral, or mental health issues. They may work in a variety of settings, including schools, group homes, and residential treatment facilities. Child and Youth Care Workers may provide counseling, supervision, and advocacy for children and youth. This course may be useful to those who wish to become Child and Youth Care Workers because it provides a strong foundation in psychological principles and techniques, as well as specific training in psychological support and crisis counseling.

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Psychologist

Psychologists study the mind and behavior of humans to understand their emotional, cognitive, and social processes. Psychologists may work in a variety of settings, including schools, hospitals, mental health clinics, and private practice. They may provide therapy, conduct research, or teach about psychology. This course may be useful to those who wish to become Psychologists because it provides a strong foundation in psychological principles and techniques, as well as specific training in psychological support and crisis counseling.

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Developmental Disability Counselor

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Psychiatric Nurse

Psychiatric Nurses provide nursing care to individuals with mental illness. They may work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, and private practice. Psychiatric Nurses may provide counseling, administer medication, and manage patient care. This course may be useful to those who wish to become Psychiatric Nurses because it provides a strong foundation in psychological principles and techniques, as well as specific training in psychological support and crisis counseling.

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Youth Counselor

Youth Counselors provide resources to youth to help them develop and thrive during their formative years. A Youth Counselor will use strategies learned from psychological principles and techniques to aid youths in building resilience and coping with stressful situations that may come from home environments, school, or their community. This course may be particularly helpful to those who wish to become Youth counselors because it provides real-world role playing examples and case studies on how best to execute psychological support and crisis counseling.

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Marriage and Family Therapist

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Social Work Associate

Social Work Associates provide counseling services for victims of accidents, trauma, or other stressful occurrences. Though the victims may not experience extreme phyical injuries, they may require psychological and emotional care. Social Work Associate will provide the initial psychological assessment, working with the patient to manage the psychological effects of the trauma. Additionally, a Social Work Associate may link the patient with other mental healthcare professionals. Completing this course helps prepare one to enter this role as it provides a strong foundation training in psychological support and dealing with trauma in a professional setting.

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Community Health Worker

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Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselor

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Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor

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School Counselor

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Correctional Counselor

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Gerontological Social Worker

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