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Objective 1: · Explain the impact of repeated trauma exposure and operational tempo on first responders and their families.
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Objective 2: ·Understand the key elements of the attachment perspective and its significance for first responders in understanding personality and development, as well as the impacts of trauma.
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Objective 3: · View first responder clients in the web of their interpersonal attachments and conceptualize relationship distress and repair based on theories of attachment and emotion.
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Objective 4:· Describe attachment-based and systemic approaches to build therapeutic trust with first responders, recognizing cultural and occupational barriers to care.
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Objective 5: · Describe “self of the therapist” concerns specific to serving first responders to include recognizing signs of vicarious trauma and self-care strategies to mitigate its effects. 6) Advocate for and contribute to shifting the narrative around first responder mental health, ensuring they receive timely and compassionate care to prevent being “last to heal.”
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The program content was current
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The program content enhanced my multicultural awareness and ability to work with diverse populations
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The program content was appropriate to my education and experience
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The program content was relevant to my profession
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The speaker was knowledgeable about the content
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The speaker presented the subject matter clearly
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The speaker was responsive to participants
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The program advertisement was accurate
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The instructions for requesting accommodations for a disability were clear
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The venue was conducive to learning
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My request for accommodations was satisfactorily met
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The program materials enhanced my learning experience
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The program materials were professional in appearance
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