On the whole, the mental health establishment outshone most other emergency responders after Hurricane Katrina. In a Miller-McCune interview, the director of the National Center for Disaster Mental Health Research explains some of the lessons drawn from that experience. Read more.
Similar Posts
Effects of Traumatic Stress after Mass Violence, Terror, or Disaster
It is important to help survivors recognize the normalcy of most stress reactions to disaster.... Read More
Preventing Violence After a Disaster
Natural disasters and emergencies often result in highly stressful situations that can increase the possibility... Read More
Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead)
This week I have been interviewing local people here in Mexico City about their thoughts... Read More
Stress Management and Self-care
This issue of The Dialogue highlights how important it is for disaster responders to manage... Read More
DTAC Bulletin: Helping Communities Take Positive Action: Resources for Public Health Emergencies
All types of disasters can create anxiety, fear, and panic. Public health emergencies may be... Read More
Disaster Mental Health Institute Director Discusses School Shooting
A former student opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle at a south Florida high school... Read More