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1-DAY Psychological First Aid

The 1-Day Motivational Interviewing workshop is based on the latest edition of Miller and Rollnick’s book Motivational Interviewing. Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an evidence-based therapy that teaches an organised way of helping clients who are reluctant to make changes to improve their health. The workshop focuses on how to engage in a conversation about change, assisting people who are struggling to identify or make changes, and helping clients develop a constructive plan for change. It also teaches how to respectfully respond to client resistance to change.

What You Will Receive

  • Engaging, evidence-based content and practical tools to apply MI effectively.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the basics of trauma and crises and the role of Psychological First Aid (PFA).
  • Recognise the levels and effects of trauma on individuals.
  • Communicate effectively and provide practical, non-intrusive support.
  • Help calm individuals, reduce initial distress, and encourage adaptive functioning.
  • Know how to link individuals to professional help and social support networks.
  • Understand ethical considerations when providing PFA.
  • Recognise common reactions in children and young people following traumatic events.
  • Develop self-care strategies to manage personal well-being while supporting others.

Delivery

  • 1-day workshop (In-person or virtual facilitator-led)

Price

  • 1-day workshop: $3,950
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