Core foundations of trauma psychology, exploring types of trauma, neurobiological impacts, and ethical considerations in therapeutic practice.

In-depth understanding of grief processes, including stages, cultural variations in mourning, and complications like prolonged grief disorder.

Evidence-based therapeutic approaches for trauma, such as EMDR, somatic experiencing, and narrative therapy tailored to Indian contexts.

Strategies for grief counseling, focusing on compassionate listening, ritual creation, and integrating family support systems prevalent in Indian society.

Building resilience and post-traumatic growth, with techniques for self-care, vicarious trauma prevention, and empowering clients toward healing.

Cultural sensitivity in therapy, addressing diverse Indian traditions, stigma around mental health, and community-based interventions for collective trauma.

Assessment and intervention planning, including screening tools, case formulation, and monitoring progress in trauma and grief recovery.

Practical applications through role-playing, case studies from Indian scenarios, and integrating mindfulness with indigenous healing practices.