The Support Network

When a stressful situation takes place, knowing what to do next can sometimes be a challenge. Learn how to help others express the effects of stressful situations while exploring options for self-care. The material covered in this workshop can be applied to any distressing situation involving an individual or group. Ideal for individuals working or supervising in a frontline setting.

Where: The Support Network

400 The Baker Centre

10025 106 Street , Edmonton (how to find us)

Time: 9:00am - noon

Choose from the following dates:

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Monday, September 29, 2008

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Program Length: 3 Hours

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of the workshop, participants will:

Feel more confident addressing stressful situations after they have occurred
Understand how to apply basic de-briefing models to help individuals or groups discuss stressful events
Understand the limits and boundaries of de-briefing
Be aware of resources in the community to help deal with stressful situations

Topics Covered

Distinguishing de-briefing from other modes of communicating
Understanding what situations debriefing can be applied to
Learning when and how to de-brief using communication techniques
Recognizing clues of fatigue and burnout in others
Boundaries and personal limits of the helper

Pre-requisites

None required. It is helpful if the participants have some background or
basic understanding of communication skills.

Price

$40.00 per person
$700 per group (maximum of 30)
(sorry, no refunds after 1 week prior to the workshop)

Teaching Methods

Lecture, discussion, and role-play

Workshops can be tailored to meet the needs of your organization. For more information, contact the Support Network’s Education and Training Program at 482-0198.

Page last updated February 21, 2008

De-briefing Stressful Situations Workshop