Number of units: 8 | Total credit points: 48 |
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The Graduate Diploma of Traumatic Stress Management comprises 5 core units (30 credit points) that must be completed by all students.
Students can then choose 3 units (18 credit points) from a list of elective units which provide different evidence based contextual information which will inform the management and evaluation skills and techniques encompassed within the core units of study.
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Students must complete the following compulsory units: | ||
PSYC20046 | Physiology and Psychology of Stress and Trauma | |
PSYC20048 | Animal Assisted Interaction for Stress and Trauma Management | |
PSYC20047 | Counselling for Stress and Trauma Management | |
PSYC20049 | Managing Workplace Mental Health | |
PSYC20043 | Coaching Individuals for Positive Change |
Number of units: 3 | Total credit points: 18 |
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Students must complete any 3 of the below units to satisfy the requirements for the Graduate Diploma qualification.
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Students may choose to do any of the following: | ||
PSYC20041 | Group Facilitation Skills | |
PSYC20042 | Building Wellbeing and Resilience: Interconnected Factors | |
PSYC20040 | Wellbeing Initiatives: Local and Global Scales | |
PSYC20036 | Applied Positive Psychology | |
PSYC20037 | Introduction to Positive Psychology: Perspectives on Wellbeing | |
DSMG20004 | Building Adaptive Capacity | |
SAFE20017 | Human Factors in Complex Systems | |
HHSM20004 | Organisational Culture in Health Care Settings | |
HHSM20003 | Using Health Data: Recognising Risk to Initiate Change | |
DSMG20001 | Leadership in Emergency and Disaster Management |