Psychological First Aid Supporting staff before, during, and in the aftermath of crisis events
May 6, 2020 Alberta Health Services
Psychological first aid is a way of helping people immediately after a crisis event. It provides practical support that respects a person’s dignity, culture, and abilities. This module is the orientation/skill development module for those individuals who wish to be aware of and/or utilize Psychological First Aid skills.
The kit includes a facilitator guide, learning module and accompanying PowerPoint presentation for anyone looking to deliver the training.
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