Guiding Youth Through Loss and Betrayal
This course is designed to equip educators, counselors, and youth mentors with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to support young individuals who are experiencing loss and betrayal.
This comprehensive course explores the emotional and psychological challenges that young people face when dealing with various forms of loss and betrayal, including grief, broken trust, and personal setbacks.
Course Introduction
Goals of the Presentation
Adolescence and Emotional Development
Types of Loss Experienced by Youth
The Grief Process in Adolescents
Quiz 1
Exercise 1
Recognizing Signs of Youth Grief
Understanding Betrayal through the eyes of Youth
Trust Issues and Their Consequences
Quiz 2
Exercise 2
Building Trust with Youth
Effective Communication and Active Listening
Resilience and Its Importance
Quiz 3
Exercise 3
Building Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence
Introduction to Counseling and Support
Parental Divorce and Separation
Quiz 4
Exercise 4
Grief and Loss of a Loved One
Cultural Sensitivity in Youth Support
Recognizing Diversity and Intersectionality
Quiz 5
Exercise 5
Local and National Resources
Building Partnerships with Organizations
Ethical Responsibilities in Youth Support
Maintaining Boundaries and Confidentiality
Assessment 6
Exercise 6
Self-Reflection and Future Steps
Course Recap and Key Takeaways
Congratulations
Embark on this enlightening exploration of "Guiding Youth Through Loss and Betrayal," knowing that each course objective is a stepping stone toward honing the skills that will empower you to make a positive impact on the lives of young individuals navigating challenging experiences.
Understand the Impact of Loss and Betrayal on Youth: Examine the emotional, psychological, and social repercussions of loss and betrayal on adolescents and young adults.
Developing Resilience in Youth: Discover techniques for helping youth build resilience and cope with the challenges associated with loss and betrayal.
Effective Communication and Counseling Techniques: Gain essential communication skills to engage in meaningful conversations with youth.
Addressing Specific Scenarios: Delve into various scenarios, such as parental divorce, loss of a loved one, and friendship betrayals, to tailor your support based on the situation.
Navigating Cultural and Social Considerations: Explore how cultural, social, and contextual factors can impact the experience of loss and betrayal for young people.
Community Resources and Collaborations: Identify and connect with local resources, organizations, and professionals to enhance your support network for youth.
Ethical Considerations and Self-Care: Discuss the ethical responsibilities when working with youth in vulnerable situations.