INDH3010

INDH3010: Crisis Intervention and Recovery

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What is INDH3010 about?

This unit explores the theories and strategies for intervention and management within crisis situations. A key focus of this unit is evidence based trauma informed approaches to healing and recovery within an Indigenous Australian historic, generational trauma, context. Students will critically consider the multi-dimensional nature of trauma and the human responses to traumatic experiences. Themes addressed include: self-care, the helper/client relationship, suicide intervention, recovery and aftermath of trauma, crisis related to substance abuse, illness, death and loss, and community programs for crisis intervention.

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Unit details

Credits25

Contact Hours2 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaCentre for Aboriginal Studies (1433)

Field of Education061305 Indigenous Health

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How this unit is taught

Block teaching8 x 3 hours semesterly

Prerequisites

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B-INDCHLv4Bachelor of Applied Science (Indigenous Professional Practices)Concurrent