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About this course
International humanitarian work in the current global context is an inherently dangerous undertaking. Whether it is the result of natural disaster, civil conflict, or domestic crime, few humanitarian workers escape without becoming a target of violence or witnessing violence and its aftereffects. The goal of this module is to explain trauma reactions and explore how to best care for yourself and others after a traumatic event.

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

 
 
         
 

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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