EPRC
DATE
TBD
TIME
Four- 3 Hour Sessions
LOCATION
LIVE Online
TBD
Plus Eventbrite Fee
Preparedness
Reimagined
Emergency Preparedness & Resilience Coach
“Our vision is to create communities that are resilient, united, and prepared to face & recover from any adversity.”
What you'll learn:
Module 1: Mitigation
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The three pillars of an EPRC: Coach, Advocate and Risk Communicator.
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Coaching vs. Telling.
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The Empathetic Cascade.
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The Twelve Components of Resilience.
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Assessing Barriers and Assumptions.
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Traumatic Events.
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Emergency Preparedness Reimagined.
Module 2:
Preparedness
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Everyday Disruptions.
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Risk Identification, Avocation and Communication.
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Risk and Trust.
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Compounding and Cascading Disasters.
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Disaster Syndrome, Traumatic Anxiety Reaction, Post Traumatic Stress, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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Stress Continuum, Stress Injury and Stress Illness.
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Self-Compassion.
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Practical Preparedness and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Module 3:
Response
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Emergencies, Disasters and Catastrophes.
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The US Emergency Management System.
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People with Access and Functional Needs.
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Chronic Diseases.
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Backburnering.
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Building a Resource Library.
Module 4:
Recovery
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The EPRC's Role in Recovery.
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Putting it All Together.
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Our Journey: The Beginning, Not the End.
Why Become an EPRC?
Make a Difference
As an Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Coach, you have the opportunity to make a positive impact in the lives of individuals and communities during times of crisis. Your expertise and guidance can help people prepare for emergencies, cope with adversity, and recover more effectively.
Collaboration and Networking
Being part of the emergency preparedness and resilience community allows you to connect with experts in the field, disaster response organizations, and community leaders. This provides opportunities for collaboration, shared learning, and networking, expanding your professional horizons and creating a support network.
Empower Others
Your role as a coach is to empower individuals and communities to take charge of their preparedness and build resilience. By providing them with the knowledge, skills, and support they need, you help them develop confidence, adaptability, and the ability to bounce back stronger from challenging situations.
Personal Growth and Learning
As you embark on the journey of becoming an Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Coach, you will continually expand your own knowledge, skills, and understanding of emergency management. This personal growth not only enhances your expertise but also provides valuable insights applicable to various areas of your life.
Promote Safety and Well-being
Emergency preparedness saves lives and reduces the impact of disasters. By becoming a coach, you play a vital role in promoting safety, ensuring individuals have the necessary plans, resources, and strategies to protect themselves and their loved ones during emergencies.
Fulfilling and Meaningful Work
Working as a coach in emergency preparedness and resilience allows you to engage in fulfilling and meaningful work that aligns with your values. The satisfaction of knowing you are helping individuals and communities become better prepared and resilient can bring a profound sense of purpose to your current career.
Support Mental and Emotional Well-being
Emergencies can take a toll on people's mental and emotional well-being. As a resilience coach, you help individuals navigate the psychological challenges that arise during crisis situations. Your support and guidance can make a significant difference in their ability to cope, recover, and thrive.
Continuing Education Hours
The Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board has approved MESH Coalition to provide Category I Continuing Education for L.S.W., L.C.S.W., L.M.F.T., and L.M.H.C. However, licensees must judge the program’s relevance to their professional practice.