Student, who passed the course satisfactorily will be able to:

a. be able to define and categorize a crisis,

b. be able to understand the importance of crisis planning, prevention, response, recovery and

 learning,

c. be familiar with some of the most common mental health issues in different populations such as children, women, and elderly,

d. be able to increase their knowledge of various types of crises such as suicide or violence in schools, mobbing and sexual harassment in work place, and disasters,

e. be able to offer basic psychological first aid after disasters and other difficult life events,

f. be able to increase their ability to identify and coordinate external resources and to provide basic psychosocial interventions.