PTSD is a wide-ranging subject that can involve emotive repercussions varying in nature. Every person reacts differently to life’s obstacles, but for some the effects can be more severe. PTSD often involves fear and difficulty moving on to better experiences, and individuals who suffer from it can struggle with their identity and find it difficult to interact with others or succeed professionally.
This course provides in-depth information on the causes, treatment methods and guidance techniques used to support people with PTSD. We recommend studying this course alongside a professional counselling course.
You will learn
- What PTSD is and why the disorder is a very difficult experience for many people
- An in-depth understanding of the emotional, mental and physical effects of PTSD and how it can impact a person’s life
- The different types of PTSD and how stress can perpetuate the condition further
- Different types of PTSD trauma and how they can trigger different reactions
- How to recognise symptoms of PTSD and identify simple or complex PTSD
- Depression, anxiety, eating disorders and self-harm as possible repercussions of untreated PTSD
- How PTSD affects children and teenagers, the signs and symptoms of trauma, and how to counsel them
- How to elicit responses and gather information about a person’s condition
The course contains 9 modules (around 6 hours of learning).
This course is part of our Care courses, and pairs well with our Mental Health & Wellness courses.
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