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Some of the resources on this page are for local health administrators and
healthcare professionals. Resources that may also be useful for the
general public are noted.
 Disaster
Mental Health Resources
disaster mental health resources for the general public, health
professionals, first responders, and others from the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention.
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 Tips
for talking about traumatic events
For parents, teachers and emergency response workers from the
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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A
guide to Managing Stress in Crisis Response Situations
For agencies and workers involved in crisis response
from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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Featured training
Disaster Behavioral Health--an
online course for mental health, social work, medical, public health
and emergency response professionals and others. The course outlines
the psychosocial phases of a community-wide disaster and explains
common behavioral responses. Mental health risks faced by victims
and rescue personnel after a disaster, and signs that might indicate
the need for a psychological evaluation are discussed. The course
addresses the local preparedness role in public mental health
emergencies using Washington State's agencies and preliminary plans
as a case study.
From the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice.
More information |
Prepare.org
for the general public
from the American Red Cross
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