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Disaster Mental Health
PSYC 656

This course provides an introduction to the psychological aspects of disaster. Three major components are covered: 1) psychological impact of disaster on both those directly impacted and relief workers; 2) intervention strategies for disaster mental health; and 3) the role of mental health professionals working with the American Red Cross. Prerequisite: PSYC 655, permission of instructor.

This course is required for the Doctoral Specialty Track in Clinical/Disaster Psychology and the Graduate Certificate in Disaster Mental Health.

Most recent semester syllabus.

Most recent Summer Intensive Program syllabus.

This course received final approval from the South Dakota Board of Regents January 21, 1999.









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    Undergraduate Minor in Disaster Response
 
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    Doctoral Specialty Track in Clinical/Disaster Psychology
 
    Graduate Certificate in Disaster Mental Health
 
 
  »  DMHI Faculty
 
    Gerard A. Jacobs, Ph.D.
 
    Randal P. Quevillon, Ph.D.
 
    Beth Todd-Bazemore, Ph.D.
 
    Gil Reyes, Ph.D.
 
    Jon Elhai, Ph.D.
   
  »  Summer Intensive Program 2004
 
    Description
 
    Graduate Certificate
 
    Tuition and Fees
 
    Registration
 
    Lodging
   
   
  »  2004 DMHI Conference: Innovations in Disaster Psychology.
   
  »  Disaster Handouts & Education Materials
   
  »  International Work
   
 

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  Disaster Mental Health Institute
The University of South Dakota
414 E Clark Street - SDU114
Vermillion, SD 57069
phone: +1 (605) 677-6575
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fax: +1 (605) 677-6604
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