863 - Disaster Response Tips for Shelter Workers and Counselors After a Hurricane.mp3

Counselor Toolbox Podcast with DocSnipes

AllCEUs Counseling CEUs

Social Sciences, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Self-improvement, Science, Education

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🗓️ 24 August 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Chapters: 00:00:00 - Tips for Responding After a Disaster 00:02:45 - Dealing with Anxiety and Powerlessness during a Storm 00:05:33 - Maintaining a Schedule in Shelters 00:06:20 - Trauma and the Impact on People in Shelters 00:07:29 - Being Compassionate and Curious in the Face of Emotional Reactions 00:08:07 - Losses and Challenges for People in Shelters 00:08:22 - Anxiety and Stress in Shelters 00:11:16 - Trauma Triggers and Disrupted Sleep in Shelters 00:14:11 - Coping with Stress and Ambiguity 00:17:02 - Communication Challenges in Stressful Situations 00:19:57 - Physical and Emotional Effects of Stress 00:22:36 - Emotional Impact of Disasters on Individuals 00:24:00 - Coping with Powerlessness in High-Stress Situations 00:24:43 - Effects of Stress on Children (Birth to Two Years) 00:25:32 - The Influence of Caregiver's Emotional States on Children's Behavior 00:26:38 - The Impact of Parental Coping on Children's Coping 00:27:29 - Clinginess and Separation Anxiety in Preschoolers 00:27:58 - Reenacting Traumatic Events in Preschool Play Activities 00:28:17 - Emotional Responses in Preschoolers after a Disaster 00:30:07 - Physical Complaints in Children after a Disaster 00:30:40 - Intense Preoccupation in School-Aged Children after a Disaster 00:31:08 - Understanding Children's Reactions to Disasters 00:34:00 - Understanding Oppositional Behavior during Disasters 00:35:28 - The Seven Habits in Shelters 00:36:51 - Focusing on What's Important in Your Life 00:42:24 - Creating a Positive Environment in Shelters 00:45:15 - Radically Accepting What Cannot Be Changed 00:48:10 - Unhooking from Negative Thoughts 00:50:53 - Strategies for Managing Anger and Irritability 00:53:43 - Supporting Children's Emotional Well-being after a Disaster 00:56:36 - Strategies to Address and Understand Climate Change Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:20.8	to disaster and some interventions. We'll identify some common stressors in shelters,
1:26.5	some common issues when sheltering in place,
1:29.9	and explore how to help reduce stress and anxiety through facilitated and independent activities and
1:36.8	facilitated groups.
1:39.8	It's important that we remember that acute stress is a very normal reaction to a very abnormal event.
1:48.2	People are going to be stressed if they are aware that a 155 mile an hour storm is barreling their way.
1:57.0	That is a normal reaction.
1:59.7	The majority of people will recover with no long-term effects,
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