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Special Issue

Responding to Individuals and Communities After Disasters and Other Traumatic Events

Psychological Services
July 2022
(Vol.19, No.S2)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9602-6
Item #
5711906
Format
PDF

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American Psychological Association. (2022). Responding to Individuals and Communities After Disasters and Other Traumatic Events. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/ser/ser-responding-individuals-communities-disasters-traumatic-events-pdf

Table of contents

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Introduction

Articles

  • An Action Plan to Address the Mental Health Impact of COVID-19 on Communities: Five Effective Strategies
    Neelofer M. Tayyib
  • Developing Resilience in First Responders: Strategies for Enhancing Psychoeducational Service Delivery
    Monique F. Crane, Samantha L. Falon, Madison Kho, Andrew Moss, and Amy B. Adler
  • Coping in Crisis: The Role of Psychologists in Response to a Pandemic
    Claire Houtsma, Joseph W. Boffa, Amanda M. Raines, Joseph I. Constans, Caitlin Martin-Klinger, Baris B. Konur, C. Laurel Franklin, and Kenneth R. Jones
  • The Impact of Operational Partnership on Telemental Health Before, During, and After COVID-19
    Teresa L. Carper, Holly A. Hunley, Ursula S. Myers, Cory K. Chen, Anna H. Birks, Kathryn E. Williams, Jan A. Lindsay, and Kendra Weaver
  • Rapid Creation of Child Telemental Health Services During COVID-19 to Promote Continued Care for Underserved Children and Families
    Marina Tolou-Shams, Johanna Folk, Barbara Stuart, Christina Mangurian, and Lisa Fortuna
  • Multiphasic Process Model of Interventions: Revisiting School-Based Mental Health Provider Responses to Student’s Mental Health in the Wake of COVID-19
    Leonell Torres-Pagán, Angelica Terepka, Jenny Zhen-Duan, and Maria Piombo
  • Rising From the Ashes by Expanding Access to Community Care After Disaster: An Origin Story of the Wildfire Mental Health Collaborative and Preliminary Findings
    Adrienne J. Heinz, Shannon Wiltsey-Stirman, Theresa Sharin, Taylor Loskot, Debbie Mason, Beth K. Jaworski, and Mark McGovern
  • Feasibility and Preliminary Efficacy of a Public Mobile App to Reduce Symptoms of Postdisaster Distress in Adolescent Wildfire Survivors: Sonoma Rises
    Adrienne J. Heinz, Shannon Wiltsey-Stirman, Beth K. Jaworski, Theresa Sharin, Lori Rhodes, Sarah Steinmetz, Kathrine Taylor, Bernard Gorman, Debbie Mason, Sarah Marikos, and Mark McGovern
  • Reducing the Impacts of Exposure to Potentially Traumatic Events on the Mental Health of Public Safety Personnel: A Rapid Systematic Scoping Review
    Laurent Corthésy-Blondin, Christine Genest, Luc Dargis, Cécile Bardon, and Brian L. Mishara
  • Reflections on the Cultural Adaptations and Implementation Challenges of Mental Health First Aid in Uganda: A Case Study
    Krystal Hays and Jennifer Costello
  • Recovering From Intimate Partner Violence Through Strengths and Empowerment (RISE): Development, Pilot Testing, and Refinement of a Patient-Centered Brief Counseling Intervention for Women
    Katherine M. Iverson, Sara B. Danitz, Mary Driscoll, Dawne Vogt, Alison B. Hamilton, Megan R. Gerber, Shannon Wiltsey Stirman, Danielle R. Shayani, Michael K. Suvak, and Melissa E. Dichter
  • Mental Health Service Utilization After Military Missions: The Double-Edged Consequences of Unit-Level Organizational Support
    Dale W. Russell, Cristel Antonia Russell, and Ronald P. Hill
  • ORION: A Novel Solution for Tracking Service Members Exposed to Trauma and Providing Targeted Outreach
    Jagruti P. Bhakta, Jennifer A. Webb-Murphy, Cleo Mae P. Burce, Vasudha Ram, Eileen M. Delaney, Bonnie J. Nebeker, Robert D. Lippy, and Jeffrey H. Millegan