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After an Earthquake: Mental Health Information for Professionals

First responders or relief workers may encounter extremely stressful situations, such as witnessing a tremendous loss of life, serious injuries, and destruction. It is important to recognize that these experiences may cause psychological or emotional difficulties. Here are some resources for first responders and relief workers. First responder experiences and needs may differ, so some sites may be more helpful to some than others.

Physicians and First Responders

Relief Workers

Relief Worker experiences and needs may differ, so some sites may be more helpful to some than others.



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  • Page last updated February 6, 2010
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