Psychological First Aid for Schools & Colleges

1st May | 6 PM IST | Online | ₹249/-

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Key Focus Areas for the Workshop

Point 1

Understanding PFA

Definition and purpose of Psychological First Aid (PFA)

Point 2

Importance of PFA

Benefits for individuals and communities during crises

Point 3

Key Components of PFA

Main elements that constitute effective PFA

Point 4

Delivery of PFA

Situations and individuals eligible to provide PFA

Point 5

Misconceptions about PFA

Clarifying common misunderstandings

Point 6

Teachers' Role

How educators can implement PFA in schools

Point 7

Coping Strategies

Techniques to help individuals manage stress and trauma

Psychological First Aid for Schools & Colleges | The Mental Compass | Online

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Expert Speaker

Mrs. Arthy Sriram | Counselling Psychologist

Mrs. Arthy Sriram is a Counseling Psychologist specializing in school and corporate counseling. With a Master’s in Applied Psychology, she is a Certified Career Counselor, Professional Supervisor, and POSH & POCSO trainer. She counsels at Shraddha Children’s Academy and TCS while also running a private practice. A columnist for The Hindu In School and a volunteer counselor for the elderly, she is a certified NLP Master Practitioner and a Career Mentor for Pearson’s MCMF program, dedicated to mental well-being and education.

About the Session

This session on Psychological First Aid (PFA) for Schools and Colleges will equip teachers, academic professionals, and psychology students with a thorough understanding of implementing this evidence-based approach to enhance the mental well-being of students and staff. Participants will explore the core principles of PFA, rooted in human resilience, and its significance in alleviating stress symptoms following traumatic events.

Psychological First Aid (PFA)session outlines the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines and the
Key topics will include recognizing signs of psychological distress in students, the crucial role educators play as first responders, and effective communication strategies to cultivate a supportive environment. Attendees will also acquire practical tools and techniques for applying PFA in real-life situations, aiding in the healthy recovery of those affected by distress. Moreover, the workshop will highlight the vital importance of self-care and ongoing support for educators themselves.

About The Mental Compass

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