Distress Brief Intervention (DBI) is a free combined e-learning and group workshop training package which aims to empower workers to provide a compassionate and effective response to young mothers (aged 16-25) experiencing distress.
The module is suitable for people from a variety of different organisations and in a wide range of roles, who may respond directly to young mothers (aged 16-25) experiencing distress. The module is also available for young mothers to access themselves.
By the end of the 75-90 minute e-learning module and follow-up buzz sessions, you will have a greater understanding of distress, the skills to provide a compassionate response, and an awareness of the importance of self-care and reflection.
The module content covers a range of issues relating to understanding and responding to distress. These are:
Following completion of the module content, participants will participate in buzz sessions (face-to-face, online, or hybrid), designed to build practical capability in de-escalation, solutions-focused conversations, and structured referral pathways.
This module is suitable for individuals who may have to respond directly to young mothers (aged 16-25) experiencing distress as part of their role. This may include:
