Leadership and peers are given insight to the necessity for critical incident stress awareness, and overall occupation stress awareness. This is a foundation for leaders, directors, and supervisors as well as front line peers, to have insight on how their staff and co-workers may be impacted from one or multiple critical incidents. This is a non-certification awareness course that highlights all different elements of stress, its impacts, how to help, and basic concept of building an inner facility / agency / organization support team. This session is also a precursor to Mental Health Resiliency class and Critical Incident Stress Management / Peer support education and training. 

Details
Category/Level	Basic
Date(s)	Thu. Apr 29, 2021 0900 am- 1200 pm
Location	Isothermal Community College Polk Campus - Polk County 1255 West Mills Street, Columbus NC 28722  Google Map
Handicap Accessibility	Yes
WiFi Access
Offered By	Mountain Healthcare Preparedness Region
Primary Instructor	Burns, William
Course Length	3
Course Hours	3
CEUs
Prerequisites
Target Audience	This course audience is focused on those in the Healthcare and First Responder professions.
Maximum Participants	20
# Open Seats	20
# on Wait List	2

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