The 40-hour training "Principles of a trauma-oriented approach for the mental well-being of the community" was completed

During two weeks, 69 participants received training, deepened their knowledge of the principles of a trauma-oriented approach, mastered modern practical tools for supporting psychological well-being and developing resilience, exchanged professional experience and received new ideas for implementation in their daily professional activities.
The training program consisted of four substantive modules:
"Understanding Trauma"
"Principles of a trauma-oriented approach"
"Trauma-oriented practice in action"
"Vicarious injury and staff well-being"
The participants reviewed modern approaches to understanding individual and collective trauma, principles of creating a safe environment, features of trauma-sensitive interaction, psychological support for children, adolescents and adults, and also learned practical tools for self-regulation, stabilization, prevention of retraumatization and professional burnout.
We sincerely thank all training participants for their activity, openness, professional interest, willingness to cooperate and share experience. It was your involvement that created an atmosphere of trust, mutual support and professional development, which became the key to the successful implementation of the Summer School.
We express our sincere gratitude to all European and Ukrainian partners of the Erasmus+ BURN international project, thanks to whose support, professionalism and joint work the Summer School was possible.We express our special gratitude to the project manager Ihor Popovych for his professional leadership, coordination and successful implementation of the project; developers of one of the modules of the program and trainers Ruslana Bilous, Larisa Tyor and Maria Pocheketi - for creating a meaningful curriculum, high professionalism and practical value of each module; Lyudmila Ostryzhniuk, head of the Center for Psychological Stability and Well-Being of KhSU, for effective organization, coordination of the Center's work and creation of space for professional development, cooperation and mutual support.
We wish all participants to successfully implement the acquired knowledge in their professional activities, strengthen the psychological stability of their communities and continue to develop a culture of support, care and mental well-being.
Together we build communities based on resilience, mutual support and mental health care. See you at the next events of the Center for Psychological Stability and Well-Being of Kherson State University!