ONLINE TRAINING COURSE FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS, TEACHERS, HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS AND VOLUNTEERS
"Psychological assistance in crisis situations: trauma, PTSD, violence, rape, loss"
We offer a course that presents the author's models of practical work with crisis, loss and grief.
We trained more than 2000 consultants
in crisis psychology in 2022-2024
24.06.2025 — 31.08.2025
FOR WHOM
Who this course is for
The course will be useful for representatives of helping professions: teachers, social workers, volunteers, doctors, psychologists, psychotherapists, students - as well as anyone who wants to learn how to provide psychological assistance and wants to help other people
WHAT ABOUT
What this course is about
- We offer a course that presents the author's models of practical work with crisis, loss and grief
TERM
Course duration
- Classes are held once a week and each class lasts 3 academic hours (36 hours). The total duration of the course is 2.5 months. Platform for online classes - ZOOM
- Access to all materials, closed group. Individual supervision or consultation for course participants after completion of the course.
- Understanding the current situation in the country, we have reduced the cost of training to
4 900 UAH. The cost of the course in peacetime is 6,800 UAH
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WHAT AFTER THE COURSE
What you will get after completing the course
Special knowledge in the field of work with crisis, loss and grief is necessary today for every psychologist, psychotherapist and teacher, doctor and every person, because it is psychogenically determined symptoms of crisis, complicated grief and loss that make up the largest part of all difficulties, psychosomatic disorders, and the main method of their treatment is psychocorrection and psychotherapy
COURSE TRAINER
Course trainer
NATALIA SABLINA
D. in Psychology, lecturer at the USZ, Associate Professor of Pedagogy and Psychology. President of the Charity Foundation "SAROKA", Director of the Natalia Sablina Training Centre
CURRICULUM
Curriculum
CERTIFICATE
Certificate
Upon completion of the course, you will receive a certificate of advanced training from the Natalia Sablina Training Centre. The course fee includes a certificate in Ukrainian. If you wish, you can order a certificate in English for an additional fee.
Our documents (certificates, certificates, etc.) can be counted as advanced training, as they fully comply with the requirements of paragraph 13 of the Procedure for advanced training of pedagogical and scientific-pedagogical workers, approved by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 800 of 21.08.2019, and entered into force on 03 September 2019.
CERTIFICATION CONDITIONS: participation in all modules and workshops, completion of homework in full, development and defence of a certification paper.
The online platform for conducting online classes is ZOOM
Confirmation of participation will take place after the prepayment is made. The details for making a prepayment will be sent to the e-mail specified in the registration form
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Contact us to learn more about the services of the Natalia Sablina Training Centre
Natalia Sablina's training centre
natashasablina@ukr.net
+380963604600
+380995038424
Ukraine, Kyiv
1. Provision of emergency psychological assistance. Characteristics of human behaviour in crisis and emergency situations. Principles of providing emergency psychological assistance. Skills for providing emergency psychological assistance to people with acute mental reactions during or after crisis events. Ethical principles of crisis psychotherapy.
2. Psychological practices for helping with post-traumatic stress disorder. War trauma – criteria, behavioural characteristics in children and adults, psychological assistance. Crisis intervention.
3. How to talk to children about war. Psychological characteristics of childhood grief. Age-specific characteristics of grief. The place and role of grief, sorrow and suffering. Psychotherapeutic work with children who have lost their parents.
4. Grief as a psychological process. Symptoms of grief and its critical periods. The work of a psychotherapist in providing psychological assistance to family members of the deceased. Psychological adaptation after loss.
5. Psychological work with victims of violence. Violence and its consequences. Experiencing grief. ‘Secondary grief in alcoholism.’
6. Art therapy as a means of overcoming psychological trauma in children and adolescents. Features of working with psychological trauma in children. Working with displaced children and victims.
7. Counselling techniques for severe loss. Accidental witness to shooting and death. Specifics of experiencing the death of a child. Analysis of existing programmes for working with parents.
8. Art therapy techniques and body-oriented methods in working with trauma and grief. Specific features of using art therapy in working with combatants. Resources in working with shock trauma.
9. Therapy during the experience of loss. Working through grief on one's own. Coping strategies for experiencing loss.
Crisis management and resource discovery based on MAC (metaphorical associative cards).
10. Factors contributing to violence. Sexual violence. Types of violence, its consequences and psychotherapeutic work. Destructive cultures as a factor of violence. Cultures as destructive relationships. Risks of alcohol use, alcoholism, drug use. Psychological prevention of alcoholism and drug addiction.
11. Resource states. Recovery of the psychologist after working with clients who have experienced the loss of loved ones, violence, trauma.