Helping clinicians be effective during a disaster event. This was a presentation for master level students taking a disaster mental health course. If you need additional information on the resources that I utilized, please email me and I will share more information. This is an underserved area of study. I am working on my dissertation, that area of study is resilience and a disaster event. I am curious about why some people are able to come out the otherside with minimal trauma and others are not. I would love to hear your thoughts.

1. Natalie Maiden, LCPC Doctoral Student in the Counseling Psychology Program
Psychotherapist rgosy University, DC Campus
6230 Executive Blvd.
Rockville, MD 20853
301.943.9723
natalie@nataliemaiden.com

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