Four-week course, free without certification of completion. Certificate granted on payment. 
 
The course can be scheduled at learners’ convenience. Registration is required.

Covers how to effectively help to people in traumatic situations by using the Johns Hopkins RAPID model:
Rapport and Reflective Listening
Assessment of needs
Prioritization
Intervention
Disposition

This self-paced WHO training on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) in emergencies has thirteen modules on various topics. The course lasts seven hours, with a certificate issued on successful completion. WHO provides several documents and training materials on Psychological First Aid.
Understanding Mental Health in comprehensive perspective. 
PFA is a step-by-step training guide to provide PFA by a field worker.
Document for facilitators to help the field workers on PFA. 
 

EQUIP is a joint WHO/UNICEF project to improve the competence of helpers and the consistency and quality of training and service delivery. The EQUIP platform makes competency assessment tools and e-learning courses freely available to support governments, training institutions, and non-governmental organizations in humanitarian and development settings in training and supervising the workforce to deliver adequate psychological support to adults and children.