PRESENTIAL POST GRADUATION
Suicidology: Prevention and Possession, Self-Destructive Processes and Grief
PRESENTATION
The themes of self-destructive processes, self-mutilation, autoimmune illness, death, suicide and mourning are still taboo, especially in institutions that aim to train health and education professionals. Despite the stigma, we found that the subject is increasingly present in life, either through direct experience, or through the significant increase in cases of homicides, suicides, acts of violence and self-harm, especially in young Brazilians.
This course had its conception based on the belief that the institutions that train health and education professionals should invest in ethical and bioethical discussion, as well as in the improvement of professionals for the elaboration of strategies and collective actions for valuing life, as well as -being biopsychosocial, preventing self-destructive processes and welcoming the grieving process.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Develop an understanding of self-destructive behaviors, the grieving process and assist in promoting actions to value life. Develop professionals capable of proposing preventive actions for both self-destructive behaviors and suicides, as well as offering tools to welcome the grieving process and to value life.
TO WHOM IT IS INTENDED
This course is intended for graduated professionals interested in the areas of Thanatology, Suicide: prevention and prevention, self-destructive processes and mourning. For laypeople and professionals from the most diverse backgrounds who work or intend to work with human vulnerability, understand self-destructive processes and, above all, to improve empathetic listening, respectful conduct in relation to self-destructive and welcoming processes towards people in existential suffering.
