Emotion Aid® Facilitator

Prerequisite

The prerequisite for participation is the completed Emotion Aid® Practitioner course.

With this additional module you get the authorization to teach EmotionAid® to others who do not work in a therapeutic context, e.g. first aiders, first responders, pastoral workers and others.

Module dates

• October 23 - 24, 2022, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
• November 2, 2022, Supervision, 5:30 - 8:00 p.m.

EmotionAid® for the Health Sector

Health professionals on the front lines are exposed to particularly difficult situations. Faced with frequently stressed or even traumatized patients, they also often have the heavy burden of managing the worry and anguish of families and loved ones. The Covid-19 crisis further exposes health professionals in a physical and emotional sense and hospital workers in particular. As a result of the build-up of stress, they may display physical, emotional and behavioral symptoms which sometimes result in emotional injury, compassion fatigue or professional burnout. Damage caused by stress exacts significant costs from our society in many senses, yet it can be avoided.
Let's give our helpers the support they need to do their best!

EmotionAid® for the Education Sector

Educators, teachers and supervisors working in a dedicated manner with children and their parents on a daily basis are particularly exposed to stressful situations. They are most often on the front lines, where they accumulate stress and anxiety. This build-up often leads to physical, emotional and behavioral symptoms that can lead to fatigue or even burnout in some cases. Damage caused by stress exacts significant costs from our society in many senses, yet it can be avoided.

EmotionAid® for Emergency and First Aid Teams

Members of emergency and first aid teams, such as front line workers, are confronted daily with traumatic situations such as accidents, natural disasters and terrorist attacks. Faced with stressed, shocked or traumatized victims, they also often have the heavy burden of managing the worry and anguish of victims’ families or loved ones. The Covid-19 crisis leaves them even more exposed, both physically and emotionally. As a result of the build-up of stress, these first responders can experience physical, emotional and behavioral symptoms that can result in emotional injury, compassion fatigue or professional burnout. Damage caused by stress exacts significant costs from our society in many senses, yet it can be avoided.

EMOTIONAID® CAN BE USED BY ANYONE, ANYWHERE, ANYTIME, no other requirements needed.