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The Case Studies Collections aim to develop description of multiplier intervention methods and approaches in Psychological Early Intervention applied to multiplier settings. The Case Studies illustrate expertise and models in which each learner could recognized the specificity of the intervention according to the needs of the victim of a critical event. The Case Studies Collection 1 is targeted to psychologists, psychotherapists and psychoanalysts and is focused on model of interventions. The Case Studies Collection 2 is targeted to trainers' psychologists, psychotherapists and psychoanalysts and is focused on training and courses in Psychological Early Intervention based on different models.

Case Studies 1

Case Studies 2


Suggested reading list for Case Studies 1

Suggested reading list for Case Studies 2



GOOD PRACTICES

The good practices are further examples of model of interventions and training in Psychological Early Intervention. They are browsable through the selection of keywords highlighting the different intervention methods / approaches presented, stage of recovery, symptomatology, and crises events. It is possible to use up to 3 key words working as filters to identidy the Good Practices you are looking for.
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Methods / Approaches
Group analysis CBT EMDR Adlerian Committment And Acceptance Therapy Family related intervention Existential approach Training in emergency Empathy
Crises events
Bullying Risk of suicide Sexual abuse Migration War Pandemic Mourning
Symptoms
PTSD PTSS
Recovery
Post-traumatic growth Resilience

COLLECTION OF GOOD PRACTICES

GOOD PRACTICES

All the Good Practices identified have been collected in the document available above. Translated editions are available - clicking on the flag - in the following section as pdf documents.