Media Releases InPsych highlights

Coping with fire threat requires psychological preparation [5 December 2006]

Strategies for coping in a climate of fear [10 November 2005]

Survivors of war and genocide living in Australia experience shared nightmare [30 September 2005]

Condolences and religious sentiment cool comfort to families bereaved by suicide [30 September 2005]

Protect your children from the trauma of terrorism [8 July 2005]

How to Help Kids Cope with Disaster: Ten Tips from Save the Children [11 January 2005]

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If nothing happened why do I still hurt? An update on the 'memory wars' [InPsych, April 2007]

Angry young men: Aggressive behaviour after Traumatic Brain Injury [InPsych, October 2006] InPsych February 2005

Resilience after a disaster [InPsych, February 2005]

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Tip Sheets APS resources

Managing Traumatic Stress Symptoms and Stressful Events

Preparing For and Coping with the Threat and Experience of Natural Disasters

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Traumatic Events

Don't panic, be prepared: Bushfires - Acrobat icon - small (142kb)

Don't panic, be prepared: Cyclones - Acrobat icon - small(144kb)

Psychologists in Schools Online Resources: Mental Health and Counselling Issues (members only)

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Websites Helplines

Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health

PTSD Information Online (Swinburne University of Technology, Faculty of Life and Social Sciences)

Australians Creating Rural Online Support Systems Network (ACROSSnet)

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Lifeline

Mens Line Australia

 

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