Critical Incidents: Psychological Considerations Before, During & After

Humanitarian staff, particularly those in high conflict zones, are at greater than usual risk for experiencing a critical incident. Reactions to critical incidents vary widely in type and intensity. It's important for staff and managers to understand reactions after a critical incident(s) in order to be able to offer support and resources as duty of care for staff.

This workshop will discuss psychological considerations during and immediately after a critical event as well as considerations a week, month or several months later.

Who is this For?
* Aid workers, particularly those who are in, or are going into, high risk environments.
* Coworkers or managers of aid workers going into dangerous contexts.
* Others who are exposed to high stress or high risk situations.

NOTE: This course was originally two separate videos which have been edited into segments for ease of learning.