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Grief & Trauma Informed Care
Experienced Facilitators
Starting From May 2025
Mode: Online (Google Meet)
Eligiblity Criteria: Open For All
About the Course
- Understanding grief and trauma processes.
- Evidence-based interventions and ethical care considerations.
Modalities to be covered
Key Benefits:
- Equip with compassionate care skills.
- Master evidence-based trauma interventions.
- Understand ethical aspects of grief and trauma care.
Key Highlights:
- Globally verified E- Certificate
- E-resources and E-material
- Quizzes, role-play activities, case study report writing, and real-life case study analysis & discussion.
- Taught by RCI & APA Certified Psychologists, Professors, Doctors, and the Researchers.
- Student Friendly Timings (to be decided on the first day of class)
Total Fee:
- Rs 40,000/- (Course Fee), Scholarship & Installment option available.
- For refund policy, please visit our Website
Class Details:
- Duration: 3 Months
- Weekend Classes: Every Saturday & Sunday for 1.5 to 2 Hours
- Batch Starting: From May, 2025
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Call: +91-9169179918
+91-8448789609
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Course Structure
Gain a comprehensive understanding about the concepts of grief and trauma. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
Learning about the neural mechanisms underlying grief and trauma, including the brain structures and physiological responses.
Focusing on the various models like Kübler-Ross model, Worden’s tasks, Dual Process Model, and gaining cultural perspectives on grief. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
The objective is to simplify various research designs for students so that when carrying out a study, a relevant design can be incorporated.
Grasping information about standardized measures and clinical interview techniques for grief and trauma, along with addressing ethical considerations.
Gaining insights about diversity in various cultures regarding mourning practices and trauma expressions. Followed by Self Work & Skill Building Assessment.
Knowing the importance of ethical guidelines addressing confidentiality, boundaries, and practitioner self-care in grief and trauma care.
Evaluating evidence-based treatments for grief, focusing on Complicated Grief Treatment, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma-Focused CBT, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).
Understanding the implementation of effective crisis intervention techniques, including Psychological First Aid and safety planning.
Studying structured group therapy approaches to support group facilitation.
Exploring mindfulness and body-based approaches for grief and trauma is to promote emotional regulation and healing.
Enabling individuals to engage emotions and experiences in a creative manner, fostering healing and expression through diverse artistic forms.
Analyzing the family systems approach to grief and trauma to improve family dynamics, foster communication, and support members as they process loss together.
Understanding about organizational responses and policies about loss and trauma, and the importance of a compassionate work environment.
Exploring technology to enhance accessibility to support services and foster connection readily.
Fostering collective healing by integrating public health strategies to strengthen community resilience.
Learning about the existential concerns in grief and trauma, and integrating spirituality into care.
Delving into the developmental perspective on grief and trauma, and understanding it throughout various life stages.
Exploring complicated grief and understanding complex PTSD and how it is different from PTSD.
Studying grief and trauma care for individuals with disabilities, veterans, and others.
Understanding vicarious trauma and practicing self-care techniques as practitioners.
Understand, Analyze & Interpret real life cases.
Understand, Analyze & Interpret real life cases.
Understand, Analyze & Interpret real life cases.
Dr. Sundeep Kateverapu
Ms. Shweta Ahirwar
Learning Outcomes of the Course
- Comprehend the neurobiological and psychological foundations of grief and trauma.
- Incorporate cultural sensitivity and ethical considerations into grief and trauma support practices
- Understand the impact of grief and trauma across the lifespan and within various populations.
- Utilize evidence-based assessment tools and intervention strategies for trauma care.
- Apply mindfulness, body-based, and expressive arts therapies to support healing.
- Promote resilience and self-care among practitioners to prevent vicarious trauma.