Resiliency Building As A Means To Prevent PTSD And Related Adjustment Problems In Military Personnel

Military-Course-1

Course Description

This 3 CE online course discusses ways to bolster resilience in military personnel as a means to prevent PTSD and adjustment problems. The comprehensive online course discusses what is resilience, what Characterizes resilient individuals, the behaviors that contribute to the development of chronic PTSD and related adjustment problems, issues associated with addressing the Psychological Needs of soldiers, intervention implications for resiliency training programs, and what returning warriors have TO DO and NOT DO in order to develop chronic PTSD and related adjustment difficulties and consider the implications for interventions.

Note: A portion of the proceeds from this workshop benefits the Melissa Institute For Violence Prevention and Treatment, a non-profit organization dedicated to the study and prevention of violence through education, community service, research support and consultation.
https://melissainstitute.org

Learning Objectives

Discuss the concept of resiliency
Describe what returning warriors have TO DO and NOT DO in order to develop chronic PTSD and related adjustment difficulties and consider the implications for interventions.
Describe the efforts to train and bolster resilience in soldiers and their family members
Discuss what needs to be included in such well-intended intervention efforts if they are going to prove successful and reduce PTSD and related adjustment difficulties

Donald Meichenbaum, PhD

Course Certificate
(75% of quiz marks)

Military-Course-1

$35.00

Level
Intermediate
Duration 3 hours