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Training for Trainers in Addressing Psychological Trauma in Combat Veterans and POWs in Ukraine – Day 1 English

Developed by Ukraine ITTC

Published on 11/6/2023

Key Themes: Program welcome and introduction; Strategies for responding to stress and distress in a conflict zone

Introductions

Participants Sharing: Training Goals

Training Program Agenda & Objectives

Dean’s Welcome

Responding to Stress in a Conflict Zone

Trauma Informed Care, Peer Support, & Managing Acute Distress

Self-Care/Mindfulness Practice Exercise

Resource Link

https://youtu.be/URLp-xKylpo?

Related Topics

Trauma

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