Description Due 04/24/2019 As you have become well aware, working with survivors of trauma will place you at risk for vicarious trauma. Trauma can occur individually or en masse due
Read FullDescription Due 04/19/2019 Respond to at least two of your colleagues’ postings. Be sure to respond to a colleague who chose at least one different intervention than you did. Respond
Read FullDescription Due 04/20/2019 Trauma-response helping professionals are often damaged by brutal events and may feel rage and grief over the intentional or unintentional harm done to others. As a result,
Read FullDescription Due 04/15/2019 Helping professionals must use specific interventions to meet the needs of those who are experiencing vicarious trauma. Many interventions not only address personal and professional needs but
Read FullDescription Respond by Day to at least two of your colleagues’ postings. Be sure to respond to a colleague who chose at least one different setting than you did. Respond
Read FullDescription Due 05/07/2019 @ 6 PM EST In her discrimination model, Bernard (1997) reveals that reducing supervision to its simplest components, supervisors must decide what to address with each individual
Read FullDescription Due 4/28/2019 In relation to vicarious trauma, as a helping professional, one of your roles is to advocate for self-care for the treatment and prevention of vicarious trauma for
Read FullDescription Due 04/25/2019 Respond to at least two of your colleagues’ postings. Be sure to respond to a colleague who chose at least one different setting than you did. Respond
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