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PTSD
cases will 'totally overwhelm' country, experts say
By Rick Maze, December 26, 2005 also in
Experts:
New PTSD cases will 'overwhelm' country By Rick Maze, December
26, 2005
by
Andrea Gurwitt: Veteran
and family try to cope with his return from Iraq. Monday, December 18,
2006.
by
Andrea Gurwitt: Casulties
of War, Sunday, December 17
By
Noah Shachtman: Murder
on MySpace: When violent crime strikes a social network, the ghosts of the
dead start roaming the machines, Issue 14.12, December.
Briefer
version:
November
30.
.
By
GRAHAM BRINK,Blowing our minds: Physically, hurricanes
keep missing us. Psychologically, more may be landing than we realize. Physically,
hurricanes keep missing us. Psychologically, more may be landing than we realize.
Published December 3.
By
STEPHEN MILLER: Lawrence
Kolb, 95, Studied Stress Disorders, Staff Reporter of the Sun 
Student
Veterans Bring Unique Perspective to College Campuses (10/12, 6 p.m.)
Student
Veterans Bring Unique Perspective to College Campuses
Facing South Blog by R. Neal: FEMA
funds questionable crisis counseling program in Florida. Tuesday, October
10.
By Sally Kestin: FEMA
pays for puppets, bingo, report says, October 9.
By
Andrew Johnson: Impact
of school shootings called worse than that of war. Thursday, October
5, 2006
By
Gerald Ensley: Vietnam
vet recovering from motorcycle crash knows he's still lucky published. October
4
By
Diane C. Lade: "Katrina's
good Samaritans glad to help, but some feel betrayed by erratic victims,"
September 27.
By Pat Beall.
Stockpiling is balm before the storm. Wednesday, August 30, 2006
By
Pat Beall. Smarter
shopping this time around. Tuesday, August 29, 2006
|
|
The
devestation of the Gulf Coast, Part IIby
REDA GARRETT-HUDY, For The Saratogian 07/09/2006. |
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BY
GEORGE McGINN: On
the other end of a gun, Posted: 07/02/06 
By
Kimberly Johnson and Rick Hampson, USA TODAY: Combat
stress takes toll.
Updated 6/14/2006 6:42 PM ET
Editorial:
Hurricane season — stress season, too, June 4, 2006
Stress Disorder
Linked to Soldiers' Ill Health by Marilyn Elias, Posted May 23
Posted
May 9, 2006 +TROOP
MORALE: BELIEVING IN THE MISSION IS KEY
by Rachel Mendleson and TROOPS'
FAMILIES: CHOOSING FAITH OVER DOUBT
by Rachel Mendleson
via
Associated Press: Psychiatrist
who helped define stress disorder dies in LA at 80. Posted on Mon, Apr.
10, 2006
Obituaries
in the news: Dr. Lenord Neff By The Associated Press, Tuesday, April
11
and the Associated Press: LEONARD
NEFF, 80,
Psychiatrist and veteran of WWII,
April 11.
"After
the Storm: Psychologist Helps UGA Volunteers Cope with 'Compassion Fatigue',"
By Matt Weeks posted February 13, 2006 .
Crisis
workers honored, reminded to respond to own fatigue UGA reception, workshop
By Rebecca K. Quigley | rebecca.quigley@onlineathens.com | Story updated at 12:23 AM on Sunday, January 29, 2006 .
"How
To Handle Toxic Friends" by Elizabeth Roberts of WebMD, Jan. 26, 2006
Compassion
fatigue: a hazard of caring too much, Health-care
workers on humanitarian missions may experience a secondary traumatic stress
that can be surprisingly debilitating ," By Marjo Johne January
24, 2006 Volume 42 Issue 03.
Compassion
Fatigue & Healthcare Workers. Host:
Barbara Lewis Interview: Charles Figley, PhD & Donald Post Air date: January
15, 2006.
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