Summer 2021
- Organizational Resilience and Making Meaning: During COVID-19 and Beyond
- Strategies for Building Resilient Workforces
- Research Brief: Troubling Data on Worker Well-Being
- Save the Date! - 17th Annual Institute for Disaster Mental Health Conference -
From 9/11 to Covid-19: Lessons from Two Decades of Disaster Response
Spring 2021
- 2020 Webcast Highlights: How Long Has Your “Check Engine” Been Light On? Enhancing Your Understanding of Yourself and Stress During COVID-19
- Self-Care That Actually Works
- Fight Caution Fatigue!
- Research Brief: Coping with COVID-Related Sleep Problems
Fall 2020
- The DMH Training Challenge: Maintaining Readiness for Traditional Disasters Amid the Pandemic
- Research Brief: Understanding and Addressing Sources of Anxiety Among Health Care Professionals During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Additional Resources
Fall 2019
- Understanding and responding to Traumatic Loss and Bereavement
- Supporting Survivors after Traumatic Loss
- Disaster Distress Helpline: An Essential Service in Disaster Emotional Care
- Lessons Learned from Counseling in Chaos
- Research Brief: Secondary trauma and posttraumatic growth among mental health clinicians involved in disaster relief activities following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan
- Preventing and Managing Stress
Spring/Summer 2019
- Protecting and Promoting Children's Resilience to Extreme Adversity when Facing Violence and Disasters
- Taking Charge of Vicarious Trauma & Work-Related Distress
- Stress Mitigation: Management and Leadership Roles in Promoting Organizational Resilience
- Communicating Effectively with Victims and Families: A Workshop for Emergency Repsonse Professionals
- Creative Approaches to Engaging Children in Trauma Processing
- Psychological First Aid: NY Train-the-Trainers Delivered Statewide
- Research Brief: Involving Children in Disaster Risk Reduction
Fall 2018
- The Psychological First Aid- New York Training Initiative
- Why Train in PFA?
- In the World of Psychological Support, What's in a Name?
- PFA Practice: What Would YOU Do?
- Research Brief: PFA is Evidence-Informed, Not Evidence-Based
Fall 2017
- Superstorm Sandy and the Changing Scope of Weather Events: What Have We Learned?
- Hurricane Sandy's Impact
- Hurricane Readiness: Building your Tech To-Go Bag
Summer 2017
- Supporting People with Functional Needs
- Lack of Physical Activity Adds to Children's Post-Disaster Issues
- Federal Preparedness Goals for Assisting Children
- Assisting Special Populations: Older Adults
- Long-Term Impact of Disaster Response on Counselors
Spring 2017
- Why Infectious Diseases?
- Keynote: Just When You Thought It Could Not Get More Complicated!
- Behavioral Health and Infectious Disease Outbreaks: Lessons from the Field
- Lessons Learned: Treating Ebola In Bellevue Hospital
Winter 2017
- Training Summary: Mental Health Consequences of Infectious Disease Outbreak
- IDMH’s Conference “Psychosocial Response to Pandemic Disasters, Infectious Diseases and Bioterrorism”
- Research Brief: Fear-Related Behaviors in the 2015 Ebola Outbreak
Fall 2016
- Maintaining Preparedness Between Disasters
- Keep Training Your Personnel Keep Your Own Plans Up to Date
- Dr. Amy Nitza Takes Helm at the IDMH
- Training: Mental Health Consequences of Infectious Disease Outbreak
- Research Brief: Can Imagining Disaster-Related Distress Motivate Preparedness?
Summer 2016
- Fighting Fear with Facts: Lessons for Helpers in Infectious Disease Outbreaks
- Crisis Counseling after the Sandy Hook School Shooting
- Talking to Survivors after Traumatic Loss
- Children and Media:The Hidden Stressor
- Maintaining Responder Resilience through Extreme Disasters: Self-Care Beyond Lip Service
- Introducing the New Fundamentals of Disaster Mental Health Practice Training
Spring 2016
- The National Transportation Safety Board’s Family Assistance Model –The Big Picture
- Understanding Traumatic Bereavement
- When Planes, Trains, and Buses Crash: Multiple Response Perspectives
- Aviation Accident Case Study Workshop
- Engaging Faith Communities in Crisis Settings: Increasing Religious Literacy and Competency
- A New York State Structured Mental Health Response to Disaster
Winter 2016
- Training Highlights:
- Responding to a Mass
- Shooting Incident
- The Role of Disaster Behavior
- Health (DBH) Following a Mass Shooting Incident
- Research Brief: Impact of a Mass Shooting Response on ED Staff
Fall 2015
- Supporting People with Functional Needs
- Continuing Education Resources
- Training - “Disaster Mental Health Response to a Mass Shooting Incident: Victims, First Responders and Community”
- Research Brief: Emergency Preparedness among People with Disabilities
Summer 2015
- Ten Years after the Storm: Long-Term Mental Health Effects of Hurricane Katrina
- Katrina and the Deepwater Horizon: The Threat of Cumulative Trauma
- Katrina-Based Reading
- Guest Feature Article - Katrina Revisited: Understanding Catastrophic Events
- DMH Training – Disaster Mental Health Response to a Mass Shooting Incident: Victims, First Responders and Community
- Research Brief: Long-Term Impact of Disaster Response on Counselors
Spring 2015
- Summary of IDMH Conference - "Preparing for the Health and Mental Health Consequences of Climate Change"
- Research Brief: Potential Pitfalls in Scientific Communication
Winter 2015
- Preparing for the Effects of Climate Change
- IDMH Conference "Preparing for the Health and Mental Health Consequences of Climate Change"
- Research Brief: How Young People Cope with Climate Change
Fall 2014
- Fighting Fear with Facts: Lessons for Helpers in Infectious Disease Outbreaks
- Ebola Resources
- Research Corner: Nursing Ebola Patients in Central Africa
Summer 2014
- Children and Media: The Hidden Stressor
- Federal Preparedness Goals for Assisting Children
- Research Brief: Lack of Physical Activity Adds to Children's Post-Disaster Issues
Spring 2014
- 11th Annual IDMH Conference Presentation Summaries
- Research Brief: How Does Your Website Rate?
- Survey Invitation: Share Your Views on Warnings
Winter 2014
- Technology Round-up
- 11th Annual IDMH Training & Conference
- Research Brief: Family Communications during Deployment
Fall 2013
- Maintaining Responder Resilience through Extreme Disasters: Self-Care beyond Lip Service
- Lessons from Disaster Response Veterans
- Project Hope – A Long-term Mental Health Response to Sandy
- Research Corner: The Importance of Psychological Preparedness
Summer 2013
- Crisis Counseling after the Sandy Hook School Shooting
- Disaster Mental Health (DMH) Collaborative Planning
- The SAFE Act and You: DMH Helpers' Reporting Responsibilities
- Resources for Helpers after a Mass Shooting
Spring 2013
- From Radiological Incidents to Nuclear Calamities: Social, Behavioral, and Risk Communication Issues in Radiation Emergencies
- New York State's Response toRadiological Catastrophes
- Understanding Post-Blast Human Behavior: Disaster Mental Health Overview
- Radiation Preparedness Resources
Winter 2013: Hurricane Sandy Special Issue
- Loss and recovery at South Beath Psychiatric Center
- American Red Cross Response to Sandy
- Disaster's Toll on Healthcare Workers
Fall 2012
- Mass Casualty Incident overview
- Talking to Survivors After Traumatic Loss
- Small plane crash case study
- Research: Dual Process Model of Coping with Bereavement
Spring 2012
- Leadership in crisis
- Special populations: People with disabilities
- Research: People with disabilities in Katrina
- IDMH conference report
Winter 2012
- Mental health response to public health emergencies
- Special populations: Children and families
- Research: Impact of responding to health emergencies on helpers
Fall 2011
- PFA in the field post Hurricane Irene
- ARC and UHS response to Irene
- Special populations: People with serious mental illness
- Research: Posttraumatic growth survey
Summer 2011
- 9-11 Healing and Remembrance Program
- Special populations: Older adults
- Research: Costs and benefits of helping
Spring 2011
- Preparing for 9/11 anniversary reactions
- Lessons learned from disaster since 9/11
- Research: 9/11 and young children
- ICS overview