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Specialist Certificate in Crisis Intervention

Affordable crisis intervention course in Singapore

Affordable Crisis Intervention Course in Singapore

Course Overview:

The Specialist Certificate in Crisis Intervention equips participants with the knowledge, practical tools, and psychological techniques needed to support individuals experiencing acute emotional, psychological, or situational crises. Rooted in trauma-informed and evidence-based approaches, this course provides participants with a robust understanding of crisis theory and response strategies applicable in various professional and community settings.

Whether you’re a mental health professional, educator, emergency responder, or caregiver, this training offers essential, hands-on crisis management skills that can save lives and improve recovery outcomes.


Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:


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Module Breakdown:

🟦 Module 1: Introduction to Crisis Intervention

🟦 Module 2: Theoretical Foundations & Models of Crisis Intervention

🟦 Module 3: Psychological First Aid (PFA) and Immediate Response

🟦 Module 4: Communication and De-escalation Techniques

🟦 Module 5: Suicide Risk Assessment and Intervention

🟦 Module 6: Managing Trauma, Grief, and Loss

🟦 Module 7: Ethical and Cultural Considerations in Crisis Work

🟦 Module 8: Real-World Scenarios, Case Practice & Integration


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Course Details

Course Fee: $1400
Registration Fee (Non-Refundable): $150
Material Fee: $200
Duration: 8 Sessions (3 hours each)
Total Contact Hours: 24 hours
Delivery Mode: In-person / Online / Hybrid
Accreditation: Accredited by International Practitioner of Holistic Medicine (IPHM UK)
Certification: Specialist Certificate in Crisis Intervention


Who Should Attend:


Where will the course be conducted?

1 North Bridge Rd, #1-48/3-40 Singapore 179094


Sample Certificate

Specialist Certificate in Crisis Intervention
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