The presentation is based on conversations with a Ukrainian Gen Z girl working in Poland and Ukrainian psychologist involved in crisis interventions from start of the Ukrainian conflict. At some point, Ukrainian girl felt the "call of courage " to go back to her country and then war started. It is a story about human needs in a crisis and what matters the most. What are the conditions for connection and recovery, and what these who decide to support are comforted with. What crisis intervention model helped ? And last but not least, what are the gaps in the intervention models worldwide to address what happened in Ukraine,
*Profession Specific CEs:
This presentation is approved for 1 PDH from EAPA- Employee Assistance Professionals Association.
1 CE Credits for NAADAC, This course has been approved by International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF), as a NAADAC Approved Education Provider, for educational credits. NAADAC Provider # 87914, International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF), is responsible for all aspects of the programing.
*Review ICISF World Congress 17 CE website page for additional requirements.
Learning Objectives:
to become more aware of the basic needs of vulnerable populations in war conditions such as the Ukrainian conflict
to learn how to gain an understanding of the needs of vulnerable populations
to be able to support others with more consciousness and understanding of human needs in a crisis situation
