Scholarly reviews

September 15, 2022 EDT

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF CLINICIANS’ SHARED TRAUMA DURING COVID-19

Brittany Stahnke

This systematic review of shared trauma focuses on the quantitative, qualitative, and mixed scholarship that has taken place across the world since the 2020 emergence of COVID-19.

September 15, 2022 EDT

JOB SATISFACTION AND SPIRITUALITY IN THE WORKPLACE: A CASE STUDY IN RESILIENCE

Suzanne T. Pont

This study provided the first insights into the relationship between team spiritual interconnectedness in the NFP sector

September 15, 2022 EDT

DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH PROTOCOLS IN RESPECT TO CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

Kalia Koutouvalis

The need for disaster mental health has increased as the causes of trauma have only grown in the midst of a pandemic, in addition to ongoing environmental and humanitarian instances

March 22, 2020 EDT

Psychological First Aid (PFA) To Expand Mental Health Support and Foster Resiliency in Underserved and Access-Compromised Areas

George S. Everly, Jr.

Psychological first aid (PFA) has been universally endorsed as an important addition to the corpus of mental health-related support services.

December 16, 2019 EDT

Was Psychological Debriefing Dismissed Too Quickly?

Trina TamrakarJamie MurphyAsk Elklit

An assessment of Cochrane Review studies based on the Cochrane Handbook’s guidelines on interventions to ascertain if PD has been adequately evaluated as an early group crisis intervention.

April 24, 2019 EDT

A Brief Introduction to Multiple Psychic Wounds in Police Work

Daniel BlumbergKonstantinos Papazoglou

Police officers can incur a wide range of psychic wounds in the line of duty, from compassion fatigue to burnout to moral injury.