Part II – The training | |
Day 1. Welcome. The training and its purpose. |
28 |
The relevance of human rights |
30 |
About the workshop |
32 |
The good helper |
34 |
What is trauma? What makes an experience traumatic? |
36 |
What are trauma reactions? |
38 |
The Butterfly Woman. Her good life. |
40 |
Day 2. Life is turned upside down |
46 |
The acute trauma |
54 |
Practising the story |
56 |
Triggers( trauma reminders) and flashbacks |
58 |
Triggered memories |
64 |
Wrapping up triggered memories |
68 |
Stabilising. Introducing the toolbox. |
70 |
The window of tolerance |
72 |
Day 3. The good helper revisited |
74 |
Introducing recovery skills |
76 |
Managing traumatic memories |
78 |
Creating a safe place |
80 |
Practising tools and exercises |
82 |
Recovery skills 1 |
84 |
Recovery skills 2 |
86 |
Summarising the toolbox |
96 |
When a survivor tells the helper her story |
98 |
Stabilising and protecting a survivor who wants to report what happened to her |
100 |
Protecting a survivor when she reports what happened to her |
102 |
Dealing with troubled sleep and nightmares |
108 |
Preparing to return to the community |
110 |
Preparing a survivor to reunite with her family and social network |
112 |
Ending the story |
114 |
Exploring different endings to the story |
116 |
Taking what has been learned into the participants’ future work |
118 |