Our training courses include
Dealing with traumatised people
Many of the people who have sought refuge in Germany have experienced severe psychological stress and trauma. We share valuable knowledge and methods for supporting stabilisation when working with traumatised people.
Training services for volunteers
- What is trauma and how can I recognise it?
- How can I support traumatised people?
- When do refugees need professional help?
- How does the asylum procedure work?
- How do I handle my personal resources well?
Our qualification modules provide volunteers with valuable knowledge and methods relevant to these and other questions. This prepares them for working with traumatised people and supports their personal resilience.
Training services for educational specialists
Working with refugees who have suffered psychological strain or trauma confronts people in social facilities and authorities with numerous questions:
- What is trauma and how can I recognise it?
- When do refugees need professional help?
- How do I find suitable therapy spots?
Our courses answer these questions and provide valuable knowledge for professionals working with refugees, whether as educational specialists, educators, counsellors or in other professions. The courses are delivered as one-day seminars.
The Verbund Psychosoziales Zentrum Rhein-Main Hilfe für Geflüchtete (Psychosocial Centre Rhine-Main Association – Refugee Support) is a cooperation between: Evangelischer Regionalverband (Frankfurt Regional Lutheran Association) Frankfurt am Main e. V., FATRA e. V., Sigmund-Freud Institute, Frankfurt Psychoanalytical Institute e. V. and Anna-Freud Institute. It receives financial support from the Hesse Ministry of Social Affairs and Integration.
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