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Trauma orientation in child welfareLaajuus (5 op)

Tunnus: TOC0005A21S

Laajuus

5 op

Osaamistavoitteet

Students will be able to
• recognise intergenerational patterns of maltreatment, the phenomena and forms of child
maltreatment, and their contributing factors in traumatisation
• understand the mechanism of traumatisation and its effects on a child’s development and
everyday life
• understand the importance of stability in everyday life for the child’s and their family’s
resilience and sense of security
• identify the dynamics of vicarious traumatisation in themselves, and the role and tools of
prevention

Sisältö

• maltreatment as a phenomenon and the effects of adverse childhood experiences
(ACEs) on a child’s growth and development
• the psychological role of intergenerational traumatisation
• advanced understanding of trauma, recognising symptoms and understanding triggers
• the developmental role of protective factors in various growth environments
• susceptibility factors of vicarious traumatisation
• stabilising practices and work methods

Esitietovaatimukset

Diak degree students: Completion of the thematic modules Assistance and the Service System (1 semester) and Inclusion and Guidance (2 semester), or equivalent accredited prior learning. The Family Work and Welfare (5 ECTS) course must be completed or accredited as prior learning.
Open UAS students: The course is available in Open UAS. Students are expected to be familiar with social work and the service systems of family support and child welfare, and the basics of customer case work. The course requires the ability to produce written and oral outputs.

Lisätiedot

Sama opintojakso, kuin Traumaorientaatio lastensuojelutyössä, 5 op (LST0105A21S)

Ilmoittautumisaika

11.10.2023 - 29.10.2023

Ajoitus

29.01.2024 - 17.03.2024

Opintopistemäärä

5 op

Virtuaaliosuus

5 op

Toteutustapa

Etäopetus

Yksikkö

Sosionomitutkinnot

Kampus

Diakin yhteinen toteutus

Opetuskielet
  • Englanti
Paikat

0 - 333

Koulutus
  • Sosionomi (AMK)
Opettaja
  • Katja Päällysaho
  • Teija Kynkäänniemi
Ryhmät
  • Diak
    Diak yhteinen

Tavoitteet

Students will be able to
• recognise intergenerational patterns of maltreatment, the phenomena and forms of child
maltreatment, and their contributing factors in traumatisation
• understand the mechanism of traumatisation and its effects on a child’s development and
everyday life
• understand the importance of stability in everyday life for the child’s and their family’s
resilience and sense of security
• identify the dynamics of vicarious traumatisation in themselves, and the role and tools of
prevention

Sisältö

• maltreatment as a phenomenon and the effects of adverse childhood experiences
(ACEs) on a child’s growth and development
• the psychological role of intergenerational traumatisation
• advanced understanding of trauma, recognising symptoms and understanding triggers
• the developmental role of protective factors in various growth environments
• susceptibility factors of vicarious traumatisation
• stabilising practices and work methods

Opetusmenetelmät

An online study module with 1-3 online lectures/workshops. Individual learning (watching videos, reading articles, doing small assignments). An individual exam exam or paper at the end of the module.

Aika ja paikka

An online module with 1-3 online lectures/workshops.

Oppimateriaalit

Learning material is provided in the online platform and consists of videos and few articles.

Tenttien ajankohdat ja uusintamahdollisuudet

An exam during the final week of the module.

Opiskelijan ajankäyttö ja kuormitus

1 cr equals 27hours of students work. Altogether 135 hours of students work. Most of the students' work is done independently.

Esitietovaatimukset

Diak degree students: Completion of the thematic modules Assistance and the Service System (1 semester) and Inclusion and Guidance (2 semester), or equivalent accredited prior learning. The Family Work and Welfare (5 ECTS) course must be completed or accredited as prior learning.
Open UAS students: The course is available in Open UAS. Students are expected to be familiar with social work and the service systems of family support and child welfare, and the basics of customer case work. The course requires the ability to produce written and oral outputs.

Lisätiedot

Sama opintojakso, kuin Traumaorientaatio lastensuojelutyössä, 5 op (LST0105A21S)

Arviointimenetelmät ja arvioinnin perusteet

Assessment is based on the final exam at the end of the module.

Arviointiasteikko

0-5