Disturbing exposure: when the job requires regular exposure to disturbing explicit and graphic materials (Under construction)
Topic ID
D13
Duration
TBC
Audience
Employees
Topic Description
Disturbing Exposure: When the Job Requires Regular Exposure to Disturbing Explicit and Graphic Materials, is a comprehensive learning journey designed specifically for professionals who are regularly exposed to disturbing explicit and graphic materials. This engaging and interactive learning experience will equip you with the knowledge and skills to promote your wellbeing and reduce the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials in your professional life.
Throughout this learning journey, you will engage in a variety of learning activities, including readings, discussions, case studies, and reflective exercises. You will have opportunities to connect with other professionals who are facing similar challenges, and to develop a supportive community of practice around the issue of wellbeing in the context of professional exposure to disturbing materials.
By the end of this learning journey, you will have a deep understanding of the impact of disturbing exposure on wellbeing, and will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to:
Identify strategies for coping with the effects of exposure to disturbing materials, including self-care practices, peer support, and clinical interventions
Understand the importance of self-care in promoting wellbeing and reducing the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials
Develop a personal action plan for promoting wellbeing in the context of professional exposure to disturbing materials
Explore the role of organisational culture and policies in promoting wellbeing among professionals who are regularly exposed to disturbing materials
Understand the impact of trauma on individuals and communities, and identify best practices for trauma-informed care
Understand the importance of prevention initiatives in addressing the multigenerational nature of trauma
Join us on this learning journey and become part of a supportive community of professionals who are committed to promoting wellbeing and reducing the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials. Together, we can create a safer and healthier work environment for all frontline professionals.
Learning Outcomes
Topic 1: Understanding disturbing exposure
- Define disturbing exposure and identify professions that require regular exposure to disturbing explicit and graphic materials
- Describe the psychological, emotional, and physical effects of exposure to disturbing materials
- Understand the unique challenges faced by professionals who are regularly exposed to disturbing materials, including the potential for secondary traumatic stress and burnout
Topic 2: Coping strategies for disturbing exposure
- Identify strategies for coping with the effects of exposure to disturbing materials, including self-care practices, peer support, and clinical interventions
- Understand the importance of self-care in promoting wellbeing and reducing the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials
- Develop a personal action plan for promoting wellbeing in the context of professional exposure to disturbing materials
Topic 3: organisational culture and policies
- Explore the role of organisational culture and policies in promoting wellbeing among professionals who are regularly exposed to disturbing materials
- Identify best practices for creating a supportive work environment that promotes wellbeing and reduces the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials
- Understand the importance of ongoing education and training in promoting wellbeing and reducing the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials
Topic 4: Trauma-informed care
- Understand the impact of trauma on individuals and communities
- Identify best practices for trauma-informed care and their potential to promote wellbeing and reduce the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials
- Explore the role of trauma-informed care in promoting wellbeing and reducing the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials
Topic 5: Prevention and upstream efforts
- Understand the importance of prevention initiatives in addressing the multigenerational nature of trauma
- Identify best practices for prevention initiatives that promote safe, stable, and caring parental relationships
- Explore the potential of prevention initiatives to reduce the negative effects of exposure to disturbing materials and promote wellbeing
- Leadership upskilling training topics are also recommended for best practice programmes:)
- Psychological safety for leaders
- Mental health awareness for leaders and/or tipping point
- MHFA@W LJ
Disclaimers
Sessions can be hosted online or in-person by client organisations. Topics may be adapted upon enquiry.