Disaster: the helper's perspective.

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Raphael, Beverley

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1980Description: 3p., 2 refsReport number: AcademicSubject(s):

Subject: The responses to disaster and death vary enormously, but there is much to suggest that they are not confined to those who are directly affected. The helpers, too, may be victims of the disaster, and it is important that their psychological needs are perceived and met. There is an indication that, if this is done, considerable psychological morbidity may be prevented

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Reprint from the Medical Journal of Australia; 1980; No 2; pp445-447

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The responses to disaster and death vary enormously, but there is much to suggest that they are not confined to those who are directly affected. The helpers, too, may be victims of the disaster, and it is important that their psychological needs are perceived and met. There is an indication that, if this is done, considerable psychological morbidity may be prevented

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