Psychological First Aid for First Responders

Tips for Emergency and Disaster Response Workers

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This fact sheet provides tips for emergency and disaster response workers to help disaster survivors cope with the psychological aspects of a traumatic event. It offers strategies for managing intense emotions and promoting a safe, calm environment.

Pub id: NMH05-0210
Publication Date: 1/2005
Popularity: 47
Format: Fact Sheet
Audience: Disaster Response Workers as Audience

Tags: Crisis Intervention Psychological First Aid Awareness Disaster Preparedness & Recovery Mental Health Promotion

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