[PDF] First Responders: Mental Health Consequences of Natural and

Historical article Human Responses to Natural Disasters

Historical article Human Responses to Natural Disasters First published in 1986, Wraith and Gordon explore the context and scientific study of human responses to natural disaster To celebrate the 20th anniversary edition of The Australian Journal of Emergency Management, this is a reprint from an early issue of the Journal

First Responders: Mental Health Consequences of Natural and

Psychological preparation for natural disasters Tip sheet

natural disasters or knowledge of just how stressful this can be When people are under severe stress they are usually not able to think as clearly as usual and this can affect decisions and reactions These are normal, although not always helpful, responses to a possibly life-threatening situation