Field manual for mental health and human service workers in major disasters / Deborah J. deWolfe ; editor, Diana Nordboe.

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TextPublication details: [Washington?] : Center for Mental Health Services, 2000Description: [17] pReport number: ADM-90-537Subject(s):

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"produced under an interagency agreement between the Federal Emergency management Agency and the Center for Mental Health Services..."--Cover

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Key concepts of disaster mental health -- Survivors' needs and reactions -- Disaster counseling skills -- When to refer for mental health services -- Potential risk groups -- Stress prevention and management

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