Services with Participants: Become a WorldConsul Counseling: individual and group weekly peer-to-peer supportive Treatment plan- Assessment Strength-base, future oriented, Trauma and PTSD- trauma informed, psychoeducation brief-limited planning and safety Wrap around services (with Case Management): Medical/dental/vision Psychiatry (if necessary) medication management Medicaid eligibility/ assistance evaluation Human Rights Defender respite funds crime victim assistance/torture funds etc. Trauma, torture, rape evaluation, specialty care if necessary marital, family support/enrichment Psychosocial: increase functioning, coping skills training cooking and housekeeping, nutrition, hygiene role playing, conflict management, coping skills contingency planning for safety self-defense self-care exercise, movement relaxation and leisure family and social Spiritual: Spiritual basis of human rights Spiritual inspiration for HR Defenders Spiritual development, formation, practice Education and Training Program Curriculum: Human rights in history, literature, and media: History, philosophy, ethics, religion HR in media, movies, television, and internet current events Guest speakers from local universities, NGOs, government site visits Connecting and engaging: networking peer-to-peer support community engagement Writing and documenting: keeping a journal, journalism, blogging, digital media pictures, video Speaking: creating a presentation, public speaking, video recording, podcasting witnessing,recording,and documenting: photography, videography, vlogging advocacy and change: activism organizing lobbying creating change Practicum: Experiential learning, volunteering,and community service NGOs refugees, torture victims Churches, mosques, etc.
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