Training Overview
Every Children’s Advocacy Center will face a critical incident at some point—whether it’s the loss of a client, the death of a colleague, or a traumatic case. When that happens, staff look to their supervisors and peers for guidance.
That’s why the Southern Regional Children’s Advocacy Center created the Psychological First Aid (PFA) Guide for CAC Supervisor, a practical, evidence-informed tool designed to help leaders respond effectively and support staff in the immediate aftermath of crisis.
We’re hosting a free webinar on September 30 at 2 p.m. EDT: Leading Through Crisis: The PFA Guide for CAC Supervisors to learn how Psychological First Aid can help them respond effectively to critical incidents and support staff at their CACs when it matters most.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the difference between PFA and critical incident debriefing
- Apply the 8 core actions of Psychological First Aid in your CAC
- Develop an action plan for critical incident response at your center
- Foster resilience and healing in your staff