Training | Working with severe forms of collective adversity

This training is designed for anyone who wants to learn about Severe Forms of Collective Adversity (SFCA), which include involuntary dislocation due to oppression, violence and inequalities or due to natural disasters and climate change.

Learning Outcomes:

• Gain a deeper understanding about the complexities within therapeutic interactions between SFCA survivors and their carers.
• Discover an innovative framework to work with the complexities of therapeutic interactions between SFCA survivors and their carers.
• Deepen your holistic approach to working with SFCA survivors that respects their human dignity and avoids pathologising human suffering.

Special Lecturer: Renos Papadopoulos, PhD. Professor and Director of the Centre for Trauma, Asylum and Refugees at the University of Essex

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All trainings will be conducted in English, with possibility for live interpretation in Ukrainian, Russian, Romanian, Urdu & Turkish, if requested upon registration. 

Seats are covered in a 'first come first served' basis, therefore we highly recommend anyone interested to book their seat as soon as possible.