Dealing with Crisis by Youth
Designed to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and strategies necessary to effectively respond to crises involving young people.
This course provides a comprehensive overview of various types of crises that youth may experience, ranging from mental health crises to behavioral emergencies and beyond.
Course Overview
Introduction
Introduction to Adolescent Development
The Influence of Family Dynamics
Peer Influence and Socialization
Quiz 1
Introduction
Identifying Risk Factors
Understanding Protective Factors
Trauma-Informed Approaches
Quiz 2
Introduction
Prevention and Early Intervention
Counseling and Therapeutic Interventions
Collaboration and Community Resources
Quiz 3
Key Takeaways
References
Participants will be able to:
Understand the nature and prevalence of crises experienced by youth, including mental health crises, behavioral emergencies, substance abuse crises, and crises related to trauma and abuse.
Recognize warning signs and risk factors associated with different types of crises, allowing for early intervention and support.
Develop effective communication and de-escalation skills to defuse tense situations and establish rapport with youth in crisis.