THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND (6:00 PM - 9:15 PM)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD (6:00 PM - 9:15 PM)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH (8:30 AM - 5:00 PM)
Research validates that the help and support people receive in times of crisis matters. Providing effective emotional and spiritual care to individuals, families, and communities in difficult times is critical and can help promote resiliency and recovery. This 14-hour course endeavors to build helping skills and a better understanding of the unique role of the crisis responder and trains participants in the fundamental principles of spiritual and psychological first aid (SPFA). Care provided in SPFA may be defined as a practical, compassionate and supportive presence designed to mitigate acute distress, assess needs, provide essential supportive care, and link with other support systems as needed for ongoing spiritual, emotional, and mental health care.
Targeted participants will be trained clergy, chaplains, mental health professionals, crisis responders, and individuals who desire to enhance their skills in providing SPFA to survivors of loss, disaster, emergency, trauma, and crisis settings.
Instructor: Mickey Stonier, PhD Certified Crisis Services Specialist
Dr. Stonier serves as Chaplain for the Coronado and San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, San Diego Medical Examiner’s Office, San Diego Harbor Police Department, Office of Emergency Services and other public and private agencies.
$95 Per Person
Payment by Check, Venmo, or Credit Card. (Note: No refunds after February 12th)
Register by email to: Dr. Mickey Stonier at Mickey.Stonier@sdrock.com
Registration Information Required for ICISF Official Roster: