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Introduction to Trauma Informed Care with a Refugee Focus

2 hours

FREE

If you work with displaced individuals in a refugee setting, you’re dedicated to creating a better world by helping people rebuild their lives with hope and stability. This trauma-informed care course is designed specifically for organizations supporting refugee children, equipping you with the tools to foster healing, resilience, and a brighter future.
Introduction to Trauma Informed Care with a Refugee Focus

Course Details

Language

English

Format

On-demand

Duration

2 hours

Rating

★★★★★

Course Description

This course on trauma-informed care is designed to help organizations working with refugee clients understand why individuals with a history of abuse, neglect, or violence face behavioral and emotional challenges. The course offers valuable insights and practical skills that facilitate empathy, healing, and growth.

The training covers the core principles of trauma-informed care and includes a companion guide. The videos present the essential teachings, while the companion guide provides self-reflection questions and ideas for group discussions, helping you to internalize and apply what you’ve learned within your organization.

Key features of the course include:

– 11 easy-to-navigate video sessions that allow you to progress at your own pace.

– 1 companion guide with self-reflection questions and group discussion prompts.

– A host guide with tips on how to form and facilitate a small group.

“You wouldn’t believe how differently our mentors talk about the girls they work with after this training.”

Training Participant in Albania

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