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Crisis Support & Human Response
6 courses
LicensedCrisis Support & Human Response
Crisis Support and Community Response Essentials
A practical introduction to supporting individuals, families, and communities during emergencies, disasters, traumatic incidents, and periods of crisis, with emphasis on ethical helping, calm communication, referral awareness, and responder self-care.
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Disaster Spiritual Care and Chaplaincy Foundations
An introductory course on the role of chaplains and spiritual-care volunteers in disaster and crisis settings, including presence, listening, respect for diverse beliefs, ethical boundaries, coordination with response teams, and referral awareness.
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Human Factors and Decision-Making in High-Risk Work
A practical introduction to human factors, attention, fatigue, assumptions, time pressure, communication breakdowns, procedural drift, and decision-making habits that affect safety and performance in high-risk work environments.
LicensedCrisis Support & Human Response
Life Lessons and Longevity
Explore timeless wisdom on health, relationships, purpose, and resilience through intimate conversations with individuals who have lived over 100 years. Discover practical insights on maintaining physical vitality, emotional wellbeing, and finding meaning across a century of life.
LicensedCrisis Support & Human Response
Psychological First Aid and Supportive Communication
An introductory course on psychological first aid principles, humane and practical support, active listening, calming communication, safety, dignity, cultural sensitivity, and the boundaries of non-clinical crisis support.
LicensedCrisis Support & Human Response
Trauma-Informed Care and Ethical Helping Basics
A practical introduction to trauma-informed support, trust, choice, safety, respect, confidentiality, cultural awareness, avoiding harmful responses, and recognising when a person needs referral to professional or emergency services.