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Collaboration, xi. See also Hurricane Katrina, COPE. See Clergy Outreach and Professional
collaboration following; Hurricane Engagement
Katrina, models for collaborations COPE model, 222, 225
following Critical incident stress management (CISM)
-in-action, xvii teams, 153
major themes, xii–xiv Cumulative trauma, 195
anthropological perspective, xii
goals, xiii D
intimate experiences, xiii
opportunities for growth, xiii Datamart, 111
prevention of adverse events, xiv Death notifications, 151
self-reflective processes, xiii Defensive patterns, 33
participant energy and engagement, 103 Depression, paralyzing, 36
resilience and trauma, xvii Diagnostic reactions to disaster, 219–225
school-based initiatives, 137–140 activities of generativity, 223
tone, xii background, 220–221
Collaboration, fundamentals of, 3–18 COPE model, 222, 225
approach, 16 data, 222–224
associational processes, disruption of, 7 recovery responses, 219
dissociation, 7 religious institutions, grounding effect of,
effects of variable groups, 10–11 222
fliessgleichgewicht, 9 synthesis, 224
framework, 7–9 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, 125, 188
Incident Command System, 6 Disaster(s). See also Psychospiritual impact of
leader responsibility, 16 disaster
levels of complexity, 9–10 airline, 147
mutual negotiation, 17 diagnostic reactions to, 219–225
mutual respect, 17 background, 220–221
National Incident Management System, 6 data, 222–224
overview, 4–7 recovery responses, 219
phase of disaster, 10–11 synthesis, 224
pragmatic approaches, 11–16 effect of on communities, 84
assessment and referral of individuals, 14 frequently asked questions, 65–66
decisions and work flow, 15–16 obstacle to response, 76
identification of strategies, 15 recovery financial assistance, 106, 110
recording of lessons learned, 15 response, volunteers, 147
regular meetings, 13 spiritual care providers, preference for, 151
staying in contact, 13–14 spiritual meaning in, 89
training exercises, 14–15 work, emotional theory in, xvi
spin-off crises, 3 Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000, 117
tipping point, 7 Disaster Psychiatry Outreach (DPO), xiv, 75, 186
us–them attitude, 7 Disaster relief, 25–38
Colors, seeing red, 32 adaptive emotions, 30
Communal healing, partnerships in, xi cognition, 29
Communication. See Risk communication depression, 36
Community college, relationship with. See emotional identity, 34
Hurricane Katrina, collaboration empathy, 36
following implication, 26
Compassion fatigue, 202 interpersonal emotional experience, 29
Complementarity, 205 mantras, 27
Confirmatory bias, 43 mourning, 35–36
Conspiracy of silence, 200 myself angry, 32
Contemplative prayer practices, stress pathological mourners, 26
reduction through, 88 primary motivational system, 28