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We all feel emotionl, we all get upset, can feel low, angry and overjoyed, but when do these emotional responses become something of abnormal ?
This document is for protection programme managers working at national and sub-national level in low and middle income countries. It is both for Protection Cluster coordinators (and coordinators...
Spontaneous, unaffiliated volunteers - our neighbors and ordinary citizens, often arrive on site at a disaster ready to help. Supporting and managing them should be a priority in order to prevent...
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In the context of Universal Access to Information, this collection contains guidelines, assessment reports, academic research and toolboxes on the information access and management in...
This document may also be found in the Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress library at: https://www.cstsonline.org/assets/
It contains...
Disasters and emergencies take an immense toll not only on people’s physical health, but on their mental health and wellbeing too. Addressing global mental health and psychosocial needs is a vital...
Disaster Characteristics and their Mental Health Impact
This book offers the basic knowledge required for health and mental health workers inthe area of mental health and psychosocial support for populations affected by disasters.
Apart from the provision of post-disaster emergency accommodation, food and partialhealthcare services to disaster victims, Turkish Red Crescent conducts major and scientific studies...