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Psychosocial intervention is a professional activity of a specific person or organisation, which aims to improve the quality of life and reduce the suffering of individuals or groups of people. It is an activity, which is a response to individual or social demands.
- focus on traditional fields of psychosocial intervention<br> - try to find new fields of psychological intervention in practice<br> - find psychological programs for the everyday problems<br> - connect the knowledge from other psychological subjects<br> - support heuristic thinking<br> - support teamwork<br> - train presentation and discussion <br> Last update: Hoskovcová Simona, PhDr. Mgr., Ph.D. (23.01.2017)
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Define the psychosocial intervention and speak about the main fields of use. Last update: KPSHOSKO (07.10.2008)
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HANSEN, P. Psychosocial interventions. A handbook. 2014. http://www.ifrc.org/psychosocial Paul V. Trad; Joseph D. Noshpitz: Interventions with infants and parents : the theory and practice of previewing. New York, Wiley and sons, 1992 Coping with disaster - http://www.mhwwb.org/disasters.htm Last update: Hoskovcová Simona, PhDr. Mgr., Ph.D. (10.10.2016)
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seminar/lecture Last update: KPSHOSKO (07.10.2008)
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During the semester you have to do some small homework in between the meetings. You prepare two bigger projects during the semester (possible in a working group with other students in the course - ask the teacher) and refere about it. Last update: Hoskovcová Simona, PhDr. Mgr., Ph.D. (10.10.2016)
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Psychosocial intervention definition and methods PI and preventive activities PI and mental illness PI and somatic illness PI at handicapped people PI in crisis intervention with adults PI in crisis intervention with children PI at professionals - police, medical care PI at foreigners (refugees) PI in business (mobbing, unemployment) Last update: KPSHOSKO (25.02.2013)
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atestace z Metod sociální psychologie (APS300040) Last update: KPSHOSKO (07.10.2008)
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