The Johns Hopkins guide to psychological first aid /
Everly, George S., Jr., 1950-
The Johns Hopkins guide to psychological first aid / Guide to psychological first aid. George S. Everly, Jr., Johns Hopkins University, Jeffrey M. Lating, Loyola University Maryland. - [Enhanced Credo edition] - 1 online resource (19 entries) : 2 images ; digital files.
Includes bibliographical references.
Preface. How did we get here? -- Acknowledgments -- Part I. Psychological first aid: the science: 1. Psychological first aid: definition and history; 2. Psychological consequences of trauma: what you will encounter in the field; 3. In the wake of disaster: the large-scale context for PFA -- Part II. Psychological first aid: practicing the art: 4. R - Establishing rapport and reflective listening; 5. A – Assessment: listening to the story; 6. P - Psychological triage: prioritization; 7. I - Intervention tactics to stabilize and mitigate acute distress; 8. D - Disposition and facilitating access to continued care; 9. Self-care: taking care of others begins (and ends) with taking care of yourself -- Appendix. A breathing technique.
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Psychological first aid, or PFA, is designed to mitigate the effects of acute stress and trauma and assist those in crisis to cope effectively with adversity. The Johns Hopkins Guide to Psychological First Aid is the first book to thoroughly explain RAPID PFA. RAPID, a unique theoretically grounded and evidence-based PFA method, follows a set of easily understood principles.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
9781787852006
Crisis intervention (Mental health services)
Psychiatric emergencies.
Stress (Psychology)--Prevention.
Emergency Services, Psychiatric--methods
First Aid--psychology
Crisis Intervention--methods
Stress, Psychological--therapy
RC480.6 / .E91145 2017
616.89/025
WM 401 / E847j 2017eb
The Johns Hopkins guide to psychological first aid / Guide to psychological first aid. George S. Everly, Jr., Johns Hopkins University, Jeffrey M. Lating, Loyola University Maryland. - [Enhanced Credo edition] - 1 online resource (19 entries) : 2 images ; digital files.
Includes bibliographical references.
Preface. How did we get here? -- Acknowledgments -- Part I. Psychological first aid: the science: 1. Psychological first aid: definition and history; 2. Psychological consequences of trauma: what you will encounter in the field; 3. In the wake of disaster: the large-scale context for PFA -- Part II. Psychological first aid: practicing the art: 4. R - Establishing rapport and reflective listening; 5. A – Assessment: listening to the story; 6. P - Psychological triage: prioritization; 7. I - Intervention tactics to stabilize and mitigate acute distress; 8. D - Disposition and facilitating access to continued care; 9. Self-care: taking care of others begins (and ends) with taking care of yourself -- Appendix. A breathing technique.
Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.
Psychological first aid, or PFA, is designed to mitigate the effects of acute stress and trauma and assist those in crisis to cope effectively with adversity. The Johns Hopkins Guide to Psychological First Aid is the first book to thoroughly explain RAPID PFA. RAPID, a unique theoretically grounded and evidence-based PFA method, follows a set of easily understood principles.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
9781787852006
Crisis intervention (Mental health services)
Psychiatric emergencies.
Stress (Psychology)--Prevention.
Emergency Services, Psychiatric--methods
First Aid--psychology
Crisis Intervention--methods
Stress, Psychological--therapy
RC480.6 / .E91145 2017
616.89/025
WM 401 / E847j 2017eb