Editorial
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We are fortunate to have four exceptional articles presented to us in this issue
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Welcome to volume VI, Issue 2, and what an issue it is. Talk about variety and size.
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It is always exciting to finish one issue and start another one, and here we are beginning Volume 6, issue 1.
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A few words to introduce the reader to this interestig volume.
In this issue, we venture forth into topics we have shared over the past volumes, and I’m pleased to say our topics are varied but in keeping with ICISF education.
Today we present two articles for your interest: “The Importance of CISM Responder Self-Care: Don’t Neglect Engaging in Meaningful Activities” and“Ignite Your Strengths – Resilience Education For Firefighters”.
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As we move into autumn of 2023, we are pleased to share Volume V, Issue 1 of the ISICF journal.
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The Fourth issue of Volume 4 is another exciting addition to the Crisis Journal. Three articles share new thoughts and ideas of how we can and should deal with crises.
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Follow Dr Victor Welzant's lead as he introduces articles in Volume 4, Issue 3
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In this issue we present discussions on the pandemic, spirituality i the workplace, and mental health issues in children and youths.
It is inevitable that, from time to time, organizations, communities, and even nations find themselves in crisis. It is during times such as these that effective leadership becomes imperative.
It is always such a pleasure to read the submissions that arrive for consideration in “Crisis, Stress, and Human Resilience: An International Journal.”