Trauma PTSD Awareness
Build awareness of trauma and PTSD with this expert-led course designed to enhance understanding and support in personal and professional se
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- 1 hour, 30 minutes
- Online
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What's included:
- Grab an enrolment letter as a gift!
- Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
- Fully Online Recorded Class
- 24/7 & Lifetime Access
- Online support
- No hidden fees
Awareness of trauma and PTSD isn’t just for therapists—it’s essential for anyone who interacts with people. The Trauma PTSD Awareness course offers a well-rounded understanding of trauma, the psychological impact of post-traumatic stress, and how these conditions manifest across different individuals. From recognising subtle behavioural shifts to understanding coping mechanisms, this course builds a solid foundation of awareness that promotes empathy and informed response.
Whether you're supporting someone affected by trauma or simply aiming to increase your awareness, the content delivers clarity without overcomplication. You’ll explore triggers, symptoms, the role of support systems, and how awareness alone can contribute to stability and resilience. Grounded in current psychological theory and research, this course is designed to educate without overwhelming—because awareness starts with knowing what to look for, and what not to overlook.
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Learning Outcomes
- Define trauma and PTSD and their psychological characteristics.
- Identify behavioural signs linked to trauma and prolonged stress.
- Understand the impact of trauma on different age groups.
- Develop trauma-related communication and awareness strategies.
- Learn support pathways for individuals experiencing PTSD symptoms.
Who is this course for?
- Anyone looking to improve trauma awareness in everyday life.
- Professionals working in education, healthcare, or support roles.
- Team leaders and HR personnel needing awareness of mental distress.
- Volunteers in youth work, shelters, or social care services.
- Students exploring mental health awareness for future careers.
Career Path & Average UK Salaries
- Mental Health Support Worker – £23,000 per year
- School Counsellor – £28,000 per year
- Healthcare Assistant (Mental Health) – £21,000 per year
- Youth Worker – £26,000 per year
- Social Work Assistant – £24,000 per year
- Safeguarding Officer – £30,000 per year
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