Coping with traumatic events

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] More media releases >>	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] Resilience after a disaster [InPsych, February 2005] More InPsych highlights >>
Tip Sheets	APS resources
Managing Traumatic Stress Symptoms and Stressful Events Preparing For and Coping with the Threat and Experience of Natural Disasters More Tip Sheets >>	Traumatic Events Don't panic, be prepared: Bushfires (142kb) Don't panic, be prepared: Cyclones (144kb) Psychologists in Schools Online Resources: Mental Health and Counselling Issues (members only) Find a Psychologist
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) More websites >>	Lifeline Mens Line Australia

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