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Disasters (Natural) and Their Consequences
This section describes the practical beginnings of the wholist perspective. The pamphlet has been extremely useful in many disasters around the world over a long time. The Guidelines are recommended as world practice documents for use in disasters.
There are 9 publications in this topic
Authors | Year | Title | Document Link | Key Reading |
Valent, P., Berah, E., Jones, J., Wraith, R., Hill, J. | 2006 | Coping With a Major Personal Crisis (Pamphlet) |  | |
Valent, P. | 2002 | Bushfire reflections. . Stress Points; Newsletter for the Australasian Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. Nov 2002. pp 7-8 | ||
Valent, P. (contributor). | 2002 | Guidelines for Psychological Service Practice; Mental Health Practitioners Guide [for disasters]. Emergency Management Australia. Hard copy available from Emergency Management Australia | | |
Valent, P. (contributor). | 2002 | Guidelines for Psychological Service Practice; Emergency Managers Guide [for disasters]. Emergency Management Australia. Hard copy available from Emergency Management Australia | ||
Valent, P. | 2000 | Disaster syndrome in Encyclopedia of Stress. Ed. George Fink. New York: Academic Press. | ||
Valent, P. | 2000 | Survivor guilt. in Encyclopedia of Stress. Ed. George Fink. New York: Academic Press. | ||
Valent, P. | 1984 | The Ash Wednesday bushfires in Victoria. Med J Aust 141:291-300 | | |
Berah E., Jones H. and Valent P. | 1984 | The experience of a mental health team involved in the early phase of a disater. Aust and NZ J Psychiatry 18:354-358. | ||
Valent, P. | 1983 | A conceptual framework for understanding the impact of disasters. The Australian Clinical Psychologist. 15:12-18 |