Description: This site, sponsored by the Georgia Department of Public Health and the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) provides guidance for individuals, schools, businesses and professionals on how to successfully manage the the Mental Health components of disasters.
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Disasters come in many forms. They may occur suddenly or with advance warning. They may be human-caused or an act of nature. Some disasters have names like hurricanes or schools or flight numbers, while others have faces that we see on the television. Some disasters are isolated yet infamous, changing the cultural landscape forever such as 9/11. Other disasters somehow take root, and tragically develop into cultural patterns such as mass shooting and gun violence. Yet most disasters are known simply as hous
This site, sponsored by the Georgia Department of Public Health and the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) addresses the Mental Health components of disasters. Navigating Our Site Visit Our YouTube Channel Quick Links Find a Shelter Suicide Resources Prepare Disaster Resources Types of Disasters Children & Disaster Veterans Mental Health Recovery Defined PTSD Resources Special Needs For Children Training Gun Safety Children of War Songs of Hope Copyright 2023,
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