Learning session: Psychology, trauma, and staff wellness in humanitarian action (Trends and Challenges in Humanitarian Action)

PHAP: Learning sessions and webinars
29/01/2016 31 min
Learning session: Psychology, trauma, and staff wellness in humanitarian action (Trends and Challenges in Humanitarian Action)

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In its third Online Learning Session on Trends and Challenges of Humanitarian Action, Professor Alastair Ager gave a presentation on psychology, trauma, and staff wellness in humanitarian action. This session focused on the following:- Stressors in humanitarian work and their effects.- Organizational factors influencing the impact of stressors.- The effect of anxiety and burnout on humanitarian effectiveness.- The differences between local and international staff in terms of stressors faced in their work.You can about the session and take the assessments at https://phap.org/OLS-TCHA-3

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