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Fact Sheets

Offered in this section are a listing of our entire fact sheet selection.

Addressing Alcohol Misuse Through Brief Screening and Counseling

Adherence: Addressing A Range of Patient Health Behaviors

Advancing the Health of the Family Left Behind

Alcohol and Your Health

Body Recovery and Stress Management for Leaders and Supervisors

Business Leadership in Bioterrorism Preparedness

Caring for Children During the Flu Season

Court Testimony: Managing the Stress of Court Appearance

Dealing with the Effects of Trauma: A Self-Help Guide.

Disaster Preparedness and Response for Our Nation’s Military and their Families

Evidence-Based Management for Acute Stress Disorder (ASD)

Evidence-Based Management of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Flu Season: A Teachable Moment

From Injury to Home: Integrating Networks of Medical and Psychosocial Support

Funerals and Memorials: A Part of Recovery

Guidelines on Notifying Families of Dead or Missing Loved Ones

Hazardous Materials Clean Up and Continuous Operations

Health Behaviors to Reduce Risk of Flu Transmission

Health Care Providers: Sustaining Psychological Well-Being

Health Literacy: Addressing Communication Barriers to Foster Self-Care and Family Care

Health Surveillance Questionnaire (Italian translation)

Helping Children Cope During Deployment

Helping National Guard and Reserve Reenter the Workplace

How Can I Get Him To Seek Help (Patient)

Hurricane Katrina: Evacuee Mental Health and Care

Hurricane Katrina: Sustaining Effectiveness in First Responders

Impact of Shooting, Kidnapping, and Torture on Children

Information for Relief Workers on Emotional Reactions to Human Bodies in Mass Death

Information for Relief Workers on Emotional Reactions to Human Bodies in Mass Death (Chinese)

Interventions at Home for Pre-Schoolers and Adolescents

Leadership and Supervision for Body Recovery in Mass Death

Leadership in Disasters

Leadership Stress Management

Media Management in Body Recovery from Mass Death (Chinese)

Mental Health and Behavioral Guidelines for Response to a Pandemic Flu Outbreak

Military Families on the Move: Tips for Keeping Your Family Healthy

Natural Disasters: Optimizing Officer and Team Performance

Oil Spill Workers and Traumatic Incident Stress (NIOSH

Pandemic Planning and Response: Critical Elements for Business Planning

Post Deployment and Distress Health Responses

Primary Care Strategies to Foster Male Health Care Seeking (Provider)

Protecting Your Health and the Health of Your Family: H1N1 Influenza Guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Psychological Concerns after Hurricane Katrina: Tips for Medical Care Providers

Psychological First Aid: How You Can Support Well-Being in Disaster Victims

Psychological First Aid: How You Can Support Well-Being in Disaster Victims (Chinese)

Psychological First Aid: Helping Victims in the Immediate Aftermath of Disaster

Psychological Issues for Older Adults in Disasters

Public Health Emergencies: Implications for Military Families (Provider Sheet)

Recovery in Aftermath of Workplace Violence: Guide for Supervisors

Recovery in the Aftermath of Workplace Violence: Guidance for Workers

Reintegration Fact Sheet for Military Couples

Reintegration Fact Sheet for Providers

Resources for Recovery: Combat Injured Family (Family Sheet)

Resources for Recovery: Combat Injured Family (Provider Sheet)

Reunion: Reuniting with Your Loved One: Helpful Advice for Families

Risk Communication: Guidelines for Public Officials

Safety, Health and Preparedness: A 9 /11 Anniversary Message for Military Families

Seriously Mentally Ill: Addressing Needs in a Disaster

Shift Work: Managing the Challenges of Disrupted Sleep Patterns and Extended Duty Hours

Staying the Course: Following Medical Recommendations for Health

Stress Management for Health Care Providers

Stress Management for Parents

Suicide Facts for Primary Care Providers

Suicide Facts: What Military Families Need to Know to Help Loved Ones Who May Be At Risk

Sustaining Healthcare Continuity for our Military Families

Teachers Helping Students: Listening and Talking

The Debriefing Debate

Tips for Talking to Children: A Guide for Parents and TeachersTips for Talking to Children

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): What Military Families Need to Know

Understanding Postdeployment Stress Symptoms

What Military Families Should Know about Depression

When Your Child Says

Working the Beat: Law Enforcement and the Stress of Community Work

Working with the Media in Body Recovery from Mass Death

 

Featured Sheets

Oil Spill Workers and Traumatic Incident Stress (NIOSH

Seriously Mentally Ill: Addressing Needs in a Disaster

Health Care Providers: Sustaining Psychological Well-Being

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