Course Delivery Type
There are three ways courses are delivered, and you will need to choose carefully as once you pay we are unable to change this with the accrediting body.
Below you see the descriptions of each course type, and next to the title of the course, you will see how this course is delivered. Choose the delivery type you most prefer.
Face to face
You will need to attend both sessions in a training venue.
Blended
Part of this course will be in a training venue, and the other part will be online.
Online
This course is delivered 100% online
Critical Incident Group Debriefing (CIGD) is a short-term intervention designed to support people after a distressing or unusual event – something that falls outside of everyday experience and challenges our ability to cope.
Critical Incident Group Debriefing (CIGD) is a process used to intentionally respond to a traumatic incident. It is a facilitated, often peer-led conversation in which a group who has gone through a traumatic event has the opportunity to talk about their experiences. The facilitators normalize and validate the group’s experiences and provide resources in an effort to promote psychological healing.
CIGD normally occurs shortly after the event (between one day and two weeks following) and is often a one-time meeting, but it is not a stand-alone intervention. Rather, it is one consideration amongst other interventions that an organization or community might use to support each other.
CIGD uses a simple model to approach the complex realities after a traumatic event. It consists of four stages or steps:
How the Individual and or team can recover from Traumatic incidents
Face to face, either Individual or Small groups
$500 per hour
Full quote on Application
