Understanding Vicarious Trauma: Core Concepts

Recognise the impact of vicarious trauma and build practical strategies to strengthen resilience and wellbeing in this half-day version of Understanding Vicarious Trauma.

Description

Who will benefit 

People working in high-stress roles.

What you’ll learn

Vicarious trauma can be a hidden, yet serious psychosocial hazard for staff who are repeatedly exposed to other people's trauma.

This course will help you identify the signs of vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue and burnout and build coping skills through practical, evidence-based strategies.

On completion of this course you’ll have gained:

  • An understanding of vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue and burnout, with increased ability to identify signs and symptoms. 
  • An increased awareness of both personal and organisational strategies to minimise the negative effects of workplace stressors.
  • An understanding of the PPRR Framework and how the principles apply to workplace scenarios.  

Pricing

Full Members $152.00
Associate Members $171.00
Standard $190.00

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Location

Zoom platform


Customise this course

Want to run this course in-house and save on individual registration fees? 

Our custom and bespoke training options are tailored to your team’s unique needs and service environment.

Learn more about our custom and bespoke training, suitable for up to 20 staff and delivered at a location of your choice, right across WA.

Meet the team

Learn more about our training team, including our accredited Trainers, Lived Experience Speakers and Wellness Responders.

Get in touch

For further information or to register your interest for a future course, please get in touch at (08) 6246 3000 or training@waamh.org.au.

What's included

  • Interactive, up-to-date content based on the latest research.
  • Practical, real-world examples to consolidate learning.
  • Comprehensive take-home resource book with links to further resources.
  • Wellness Responder services to create a trauma-informed training environment.
  • Maximum of 20 places available
  • Certificate of Attendance.

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