Treating family survivors of mass casualties : a CISM family crisis intervention approach / Raymond B. Flannery.

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Flannery, Raymond B

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TextPublication details: [United States : s.n.], 1999Description: p. 243-250Subject(s):

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155.9042 21

Subject: This paper presents one Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) theoretical approach to family survivors of mass casualties that is based on both the general principles of crisis intervention and recent findings in the field of psychological trauma. The model outlines three stages that many family survivors encounter as well as the time lines, tasks, and primary feeling states in each stage. Specific strategies for intervention in each stage are presented. The implications are discussed

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Reprinted from International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, 1999, 1(4), 243-250

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Includes bibliography (p. 249-250)

This paper presents one Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) theoretical approach to family survivors of mass casualties that is based on both the general principles of crisis intervention and recent findings in the field of psychological trauma. The model outlines three stages that many family survivors encounter as well as the time lines, tasks, and primary feeling states in each stage. Specific strategies for intervention in each stage are presented. The implications are discussed

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