Module 16: Guide to Understanding Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
The Alberta Association for Safety Partnerships is pleased to offer this 4 hour workshop on recognizing and understanding Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). We know PTSD is not limited to emergency responders and military personnel. Teachers, medical care/treatment workers, retail workers and anyone who witnesses a traumatic event may succumb to PTSD. Those that have experienced childhood trauma, sexual assault, and/or domestic violence may also develop PTSD.
On-Site Training
DURATION: 4 Hours
To inquire about scheduling private training, send a request to karla@aasp.ca.
Instructor Led Training (Classroom / Webinar)
DURATION: 1/2 Day (8:30am – 12:30pm)
$165.00
(Member)
$220.00
(Non-Member)
learning Objectives
Throughout this course, you will:
- define Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder;
- understand the history of PTSD diagnosis;
- identify
- diagnosis criteria,
- PTSD physiology,
- trauma,
- stages of trauma,
- PTSD symptoms,
- PTSD and genetics,
- the effects of PTSD in adults and children,
- the basics of recovery for adults and children,
- coping mechanisms,
- support systems, and
- traits of resilience;
- discuss PTSD and suicide, and
- learn of real-life success stories.
Resources:
This course can improve participants understanding of PTSD, the effects of exposure and the basics of recovery from PTSD. Links to sources of support services are provided with this training.
Completion:
A Certificate of Participation will be issued at the conclusion of the training.
Requirements:
This course has no pre-requisite requirements. It is open to all attendees (AASP Member or Non-Member) in an instructor-led format and may be administered in a private group setting upon request.
Please reach out to karla@aasp.ca to arrange onsite training.