Trauma-Informed Professional - Online Course

Gain expertise in trauma-informed care with our online course. Learn essential techniques for working with trauma survivors effectively.

The Trauma-Informed Professional course offers in-depth insights into how trauma affects individuals and equips you with the tools to provide effective care. Understanding trauma is crucial in any professional setting, whether in healthcare, social services, education, or counselling. This course explores the core principles of trauma-informed care, focusing on key therapeutic techniques such as EMDR, narrative exposure therapy, and creative therapies like art and music. You’ll learn how to support those who have experienced trauma and how to build trust, empathy, and safety in your approach.

Throughout the course, you’ll also gain knowledge of the various treatment options, including the role of medications in PTSD management. With clear and practical examples, this course ensures you are ready to apply trauma-informed principles in your professional practice. By the end, you will have developed a strong understanding of trauma’s impact and be able to provide effective, compassionate care to those in need.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the basics of PTSD and its psychological impact.
• Learn trauma-informed approaches for supporting survivors effectively.
• Gain knowledge of EMDR and other trauma therapy techniques.
• Understand how narrative exposure therapy aids trauma recovery.
• Learn how art and music therapies promote emotional healing.
• Understand the role of medications in managing PTSD symptoms.

Curriculum of Trauma-Informed Professional - Online Course

• Module 1: Basics of PTSD
• Module 2: Practical EMDR Therapy
• Module 3: Practical Narrative Exposure Therapy
• Module 4: Practical Rewind Technique
• Module 5: Practical Art Therapy
• Module 6: Practical Music Therapy
• Module 7: Medications for PTSD

Who is this Course For?

• Healthcare professionals working with trauma survivors.
• Social workers aiming to enhance their support skills.
• Educators looking to understand trauma’s impact on students.
• Counsellors seeking new therapeutic techniques for trauma care.
• Therapists specialising in PTSD and trauma recovery.
• Caregivers providing emotional support to trauma survivors.
• Psychologists wanting to broaden their therapeutic toolbox.
• Anyone interested in deepening their knowledge of trauma care.

Career Path:

• Trauma Specialist – £35,000 to £50,000 per year
• Counsellor – £25,000 to £45,000 per year
• Social Worker – £26,000 to £38,000 per year
• Art Therapist – £28,000 to £40,000 per year
• Psychologist – £37,000 to £50,000 per year
• Mental Health Support Worker – £21,000 to £30,000 per year