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Disaster Mental Health Case Studies: Lessons Learned from Counseling in Chaos

A Brief Overview of the Practice of Disaster Mental Health A Guide to This Book References SECTION I:Natural Disasters in the United States Natural Disasters Section Introduction Mudslides in Oso, WA Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana Wildfire in Yarnell, AZ Floods in Mississippi Tornado in Joplin, MO Super Storm Sandy in New York City SECTION II:Human-Caused Disasters in the United States Human-Caused Disasters Section Introduction Losses and the Myth of Closure The Complexity of the Response Secondary Stress in Human-Caused Disaster A Note on Self-care References Bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City World Trade Center Attack in New York City Sandy Hook School Shooting in Newtown, CT Shooting in Webster, NY Mass Murder in Isla Vista, CA Pulse Night Club Shooting in Orlando, FL SECTION III:International Disasters International Disasters Section Introduction Sociopolitical History and Climate Worldview and Communication Style Traditional Beliefs and Practices Building Local Capacity through Training Additional Considerations References Las Casitas Mudslides in Nicaragua Earthquake in Haiti Asylum Seeker Camp Riots on Nauru Massacre at Rabaa Square in Egypt Ebola Outbreak in Guinea Conclusion DMH Practice Must Fit the Situation and the Client Flexibility is Essential Build Relationships Ahead of Time Be Prepared to Work with Available Resources Make Self-Care a Priority Prevent What You Can, and Share What You Learn Train, Practice, and Start Responding Accept Your Limits, and Recognize Your Accomplishments References

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