What you will learn?
Welcome Note
Welcome to the course on PSY 102: Trauma and Healing from Gender-Based Violence Understanding Gender-Based Violence (GBV), taught by Tina Vundi. This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of gender-based violence, its implications, and effective strategies for support and advocacy. Your participation and engagement are crucial as we explore these important topics together.
Overview of the Course
This course spans eight weeks, each dedicated to a specific aspect of Gender-Based Violence. Through lectures, discussions, and practical exercises, you will gain insights into the complexities of GBV, including its causes, effects, and the frameworks for recovery and support. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to address GBV in various contexts, particularly within African communities.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Identify and analyze the types, prevalence, and causes of GBV in African contexts.
2. Understand the psychological and physical impacts of GBV on survivors.
3. Apply trauma-informed counseling techniques to support survivors effectively.
4. Recognize the role of gender norms and power dynamics in perpetuating GBV.
5. Facilitate group therapy sessions and community support initiatives for survivors.
· Types, prevalence, and causes of GBV in African contexts
· Psychological and physical impacts of GBV
· Theories of trauma and resilience
· Identifying trauma symptoms in survivors
Week 3: Gender, Power, and Cultural Dynamics in GBV
Week 4: Trauma-Informed Counseling Techniques
· Week 5: Group Therapy and Community Support for Survivors
· Week 6: Addressing Secondary Trauma in Counselors
· Week 7: Legal and Advocacy Aspects of GBV
· Week 8: Restorative Justice and Long-Term Healing
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About the course
Welcome Note
Welcome to the course on PSY 102: Trauma and Healing from Gender-Based Violence Understanding Gender-Based Violence (GBV), taught by Tina Vundi. This course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of gender-based violence, its implications, and effective strategies for support and advocacy. Your participation and engagement are crucial as we explore these important topics together.
Overview of the Course
This course spans eight weeks, each dedicated to a specific aspect of Gender-Based Violence. Through lectures, discussions, and practical exercises, you will gain insights into the complexities of GBV, including its causes, effects, and the frameworks for recovery and support. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to address GBV in various contexts, particularly within African communities.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Identify and analyze the types, prevalence, and causes of GBV in African contexts.
2. Understand the psychological and physical impacts of GBV on survivors.
3. Apply trauma-informed counseling techniques to support survivors effectively.
4. Recognize the role of gender norms and power dynamics in perpetuating GBV.
5. Facilitate group therapy sessions and community support initiatives for survivors.
About the teacher
Tina vundi
Bth, MA, MED, Phd Clinical psychology
Dr. Tina Vundi is a distinguished clinical psychologist with a rich background in youth pastoring, academia, and private practice. Holding a Bachelor of Theology (BTh), a Master of Arts (MA), and a Master of Education (MEd), Tina further pursued her passion for mental health by earning a PhD in Clinical Psychology.
With a deep commitment to youth development, Tina began her career as a youth pastor, where she honed her skills in counseling and mentorship. Her passion for education led her to become a lecturer at the university level, where she inspired students with her knowledge and experience in psychology.
In addition to her academic role, Tina serves as a private therapist and consultant with the S2S Therapy and Support Consortium. In this capacity, she provides guidance and support to individuals and communities, helping them navigate mental health challenges with compassion and expertise. she is also the principal executive at S2S psycare institute and a lecturer.
Dr. Vundi's multifaceted experience and dedication to empowering others make her a valuable asset in the field of psychology, contributing to the well-being of individuals and the broader community.
