[psych-hr] Graduate Level Curriculum for Trauma Intervention

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People may also be interested in seeing the recently published "Graduate
Level Curriculum for Trauma Intervention and Conflict Resolution in
Ethnopolitical Warfare."

This curriculum is a one-year blueprint for "training psychologists and
related professionals in the knowledge and skills necessary to provide traumas
intervention or conflict resolution services in zones of ethnopolitical
warfare (EPW).  The curriculum was designed through an interactive conference
that brought together over thirty specialists from a number of regions of the
world who had experience and expertise working in EPW war zones.  Sponsorship
of the conference was provided by the American and Canadian Psychological
Associations through their joint Initiative on Ethnopolitical Warfare, by
Divisions 9 and 48 of APA, and by Psychologists for Social
Responsibility....In the face of the incredible human problems brought about
by EPW, the APA/CPA Presidential Initiative considers it urgent that
psychologists collectively and systematically broaden and apply their
knowledge and skills to understand and deal with the social and psychological
elements that relate to their areas of expertise...." (from the introduction
to the curriculum)  It can be accessed on the Psychologists for Social
Responsibility website, www.psysr.com, and on the Canadian Psychological
Association website, http://cpa.ca/epw/epw.

All the best, Anne


Anne Anderson
National Coordinator
Psychologists for Social Responsibility
2604 Connecticut Ave. NW
Washington, DC 20008
(202) 745-7084
(202) 745-0051 fax
psysrusa@cs.com, or psysripn@aol.com
www.psysr.com




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