Featured Articles
- After a Disaster: Helping Children Cope
- How to Help Children Cope with Grief and Loss
- How to Talk to Your Child About School Violence
- Talking to Children About Death
- Talking to Children About Death – Making Sense of the Senseless (Recording)
- Tips for Talking with and Helping Children and Youth Cope After a Disaster (SAMHSA Article)
Disaster Preparedness
- Be Prepared – Disaster Planning
- Critical Incident Response- FAQ
- Emergency Preparedness for Business (CDC)*
- Emergency Management Guide for Business and Industry (FEMA)*
- Emergency Response Plan for Business (FEMA)*
- OSHA’s eTool to Help Businesses Implement an Emergency Action Plan (OSHA)*
- Preparedness Planning for Your Business (U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security)*
- Technology Tips: Staying Connected During a Disaster
- Tips for Managers in Times of Stress and Disaster
Supporting Employees After a Disaster
- Helping Families Deal with the Stress of Relocation After a Disaster*
- Managing Distress After a Disaster
- Managing Distress on the Anniversary of a Traumatic Event
- Supporting Employees After a Hurricane
- Supporting Employees After a Hurricane (PowerPoint)
- Supporting Employees After a Hurricane (Town Hall mp3)
- Supporting Employees After a Traumatic Event (Recorded Presentation)
Helping Others
- After a Disaster: Helping Children Cope
- After a Traumatic Event: Supporting Co-Workers and Others
- Death of a Co-Worker
- Supporting Employees After a Traumatic Event (Recorded Presentation)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Alcohol and Substance Abuse in PTSD (HealthWise)*
- Deciding to Get Treatment for PTSD (HealthWise)*
- Fear and Anger in PTSD (HealthWise)*
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (HealthWise)*
Self-Care Strategies
- After a Traumatic Event: Helping Children Cope
- Coping with Fear of Violent Attacks and Terrorism
- Coping with Violence in the Community
- Dealing with the Impact of Violence and Violent Death
- How to Talk to Your Child About School Violence
- In the Aftermath of a School Shooting – Information and Resources
- Managing Distress After a Violent Attack
- Witnessing a Traumatic Event
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