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SAMHSA Disaster Kit

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Cultural Competency (PDF, 892 KB)
Psychological First Aid for First Responders (PDF, 410 KB)
Older Adults (PDF, 250 KB)
Post-Deployment-Workers (PDF, 4 MB)
Post-Deployment-Families (PDF, 4 MB)
Post-Deployment-Supervisors (PDF, 3 MB)
Possible Indicators (PDF, 190 KB)
Managing Stress (PDF, 949 KB)
Parents Caregivers Teachers (PDF, 813 KB)
Suicide Prev Magnet (PDF, 129 KB)
Suicide Prevention Card (PDF, 117 KB)
Suicide Prev Card Spanish (PDF, 176 KB)
Suicide Prev Card-Counselors (PDF, 162 KB)
Suicide Prev Disaster Spanish (PDF, 171 KB)
Suicide Prev Trauma Card (PDF, 277 KB)
SAFE-T Triage (PDF, 162 KB)
CCP Training (PDF, 152 KB)
Preventing Stress-Workers (PDF, 1 MB)
Disaster Training and Technical Assistance (PDF, 285 KB)
Survivors -What to Expect (PDF, 989 KB)
Psychosocial Issues for Children and Adolescents in Disasters (PDF, 696 KB)
A Guide to Managing Stress in Crisis Response Professions (PDF, 1 MB)
Disaster Distress Helpline Brochure (PDF, 603 KB)
Disaster Distress Helpline Wallet Card (PDF, 1 MB)

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Arms disaster recovery workers with a toolkit on mental health awareness. Includes materials for responding effectively to the general public during and after a disaster and in dealing with workplace stress. Also includes materials for the general public.

Pub id: SMA11-DISASTER
Publication Date: 1/2011
Popularity: 92
Format: Kit
Audience: Educators, Disaster Response Workers
Population Group: Trauma Survivors

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08/27/2012 12:42 PM

A professional from a Other said:

this is the only category that I could find that fits this, but I hope that you all are not pusing people into treatments for trauma and drugging them, that would excessively bother me, and also the hotlines would kill a person before they would have any tendency to see that they might really be in a crises and just need someone to talk to so I do not suggest them and since you are part of the government I want you to really know just how lousy what they do really is and that they would push you over the edge if they could before you would end up leaving feeling any better and they need to be trained on sensitivity, counseling skills, and empathy, they have real problems and I will never suggest nor call them back again, I would not trust them as far as I could throw them, they need training, really bad, thanks

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