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Session One - Working with Refugees 10
This session acts as an introduction to working with refugees. If you have been involved in this kind of work for some time, some of the content may be familiar to you. If you are new to this work, you may need to spend longer on it.
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Welcome & OutcomesLecture1.1
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TerminologyLecture1.2
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Experiences of Refugees ActivityLecture1.3
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Experiences of RefugeesLecture1.4
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Cultural Awareness and ImplicationsLecture1.5
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Pre Trauma FactorsLecture1.6
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Recognising and Understanding Stress and TraumaLecture1.7
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Stresses ActivityLecture1.8
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Resettlement Stress and Acculturation Stress factorsLecture1.9
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Recommended ReadingLecture1.10
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Session Two - Working with Traumatised Refugees 8
This session looks in more detail at the effects of trauma on refugees, how the worker can help, and what the limitations and pitfalls are. We look at tools such as psychological first aid, and debriefing, when to bring in professional help, and appropriate responses to refugees who may be dealing with loss, bereavement and the disappearance of relatives.
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OutcomesLecture2.1
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Psychological First AidLecture2.2
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DebriefingLecture2.3
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PTSD Case StudiesLecture2.4
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PTSDLecture2.5
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Loss, Death and DisappearanceLecture2.6
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Particular Issues for Children and UASCsLecture2.7
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Recommended ReadingLecture2.8
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Session Three - Caring for the Workers (Part 1) 9
In the second half of this course, we turn from considering the situation of refugees, to the workers themselves (that is presumably you who are taking the course). Both of these sessions draw together a significant amount of outside material, which you may wish to skim read at this point and rea in more depth at a later date. This session considers refugee workers and the cost of caring: how refugee workers are affected by stress, cumulative stress, and vicarious trauma. Self-care is high-lighted and discussed, as well as the crucial role of debriefing.
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OutcomesLecture3.1
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The Cost of CaringLecture3.2
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Stress and Cumulative Stress for WorkersLecture3.3
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StressLecture3.4
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Vicarious TraumaLecture3.5
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Self-CareLecture3.6
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DebriefingLecture3.7
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Debriefing ToolkitLecture3.8
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Recommended ReadingLecture3.9
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Session Four - Caring for the Workers (Part 2) 7
This session looks further at self-care, discussing burnout, strategies for avoiding burnout, and stress management. It looks at good practices for refugee workers, and the implications for organisations, including the need for good staff care policies. First there is a section on the biblical basis of care, including self-care, for workers.
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OutcomesLecture4.1
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The Biblical Basis of Self-CareLecture4.2
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Causes and Stages of BurnoutLecture4.3
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Prevention and Recovery of BurnoutLecture4.4
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Staff Care for OrganisationsLecture4.5
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ResilienceLecture4.6
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Recommended ReadingLecture4.7
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Resources and Additional Materials 2
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ResourcesLecture5.1
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Request Certificate of CompletionLecture5.2
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