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Being There When It Counts : Proceedings of the 8th Annual Rocky Mountain Disaster Mental Health Conference - George W. Doherty

Being There When It Counts

Proceedings of the 8th Annual Rocky Mountain Disaster Mental Health Conference

By: George W. Doherty

eBook | 1 March 2015

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Will You Be There When it Counts?
"Being There When It Counts" is what Disaster Mental Health Services (DMHS) teams tryhardest to achieve before, during and following disasters, critical incidents, crises, and terroristactivities. Although a relatively new field, these teams have quickly become an integralpart of disaster and critical incident preparedness, mitigation, response, and follow-up. DMHSbegan with Critical Incident Stress Debriefing and Critical Incident Stress Management. Inorder to continue to grow and meet identified needs, both continued development as well asfocused research. Research will help identify how Mental Health Services can best be utilizedas well as how relevant changes need to be made in practice. Networking and sharing experiencescan also help develop resources. The 8th Rocky Mountain Region Disaster MentalHealth Conference was held Nov. 7-9, 2009 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. This volume highlights keypapers from presenters.

Praise for The Proceedings of the Rocky Mountain Region Disaster Mental Health Conference

"...A must have for first responders and mental health professionals. Addressing the needs of people who work inthese fields is critical. The better trained they are to be emotionally equipped for disasters, thebetter they can help others. I think that the pages of information covered in this book will besome of the most important information needed by people in this field today."
--Page Lovitt, Reader Views

"This compilation of papers deals with people's reactions to a wide variety of disasters,including not only terror and Hurricane Katrina, but child abuse and the trauma suffered byfamilies of service members. Taken together, the papers are fascinating. The "Proceedings of the5th Rocky Mountain Region Disaster Mental Health Conference" provides insight into the natureof the individual's response to terror and disaster. They should be interesting reading foreveryone who either indirectly or directly has been affected."
--Linda Benninghoff, author of Departures

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PSY022040 Psychology : Psychopathology - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
SOC040000 Social Science : Disasters & Disaster Relief
MED003010 Medical : Allied Health Services - Emergency Medical Services

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