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About this course
Humanitarian work is physically and emotionally demanding, and many humanitarian workers struggle to find a healthy balance between the demands of the work and the need to pay some attention to their own well-being. The goal of this module is to provide an overview of traumatic stress as it is related to humanitarian work, and helpful coping strategies for dealing with it.

This module is available in two versions— text and interactive e-learning.

Author
Lisa McKay, Director of Training and Education Services, Headington Institute

Click here for an abstract of this module: Stress and Humanitarian Work.

 
 
         
 

Headington Institute Approved by APA: The Headington Institute is approved by the American Psychological Association (APA) to sponsor continuing education for psychologists and the Board of Behavioral Sciences of California (#PCE2823) to offer continuing education for marriage and family therapists and social workers. The Headington Institute maintains responsibility for this programs and its content.

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