Crisis Recovery: Returning to Normal Certification Training

Mike Nelson, MS, LPC, NCC | March 10, 2014

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Crisis Recovery K-RTM Certification Training

Crisis Recovery – Returning to Normal: Phase VII: Dealing with the Emotional Issues Facing Students and Staff covers needed skills of a Recover Team Member. A Keys’ – Recovery Team Member (K-RTM) helps those affected by a traumatic event deal with emotional reactions, such as sadness, anger, fear and safety, caused by stressful situations. Other areas to consider are those impacting the physical needs. The K-RTM help staff, students and possible parents gain emotional control by offering them coping mechanisms and support groups, possibly including some stress management techniques.

Providing help quickly is the most important aspect to minimizing the trauma caused by a Major Crisis. Those providing this needed assistance must act quickly to help the victims move back to as normal a route as possible.

This certification training has an accompanying book, which provides essentials in dealing with the inevitable emotional issues that arise out of a Major crisis:

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD),
Anger,
Depression,
Suicide, and other
Critical emotional issues.

The book provides knowledge on recognizing these emotional issues so that the Crisis Victims can receive immediate and professional help early and prevent the exacerbation of their trauma.

Book is Free with Training.

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