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PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
OF EXPERTS IN TRAUMATIC STRESS
February 11, 2005 |
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20% DISCOUNT FOR ORDERS OVER 25 BOOKS |
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A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CRISIS RESPONSE IN OUR SCHOOLS: FIFTH EDITION
A NATIONAL STANDARD FOR RESPONDING TO SCHOOL-BASED CRISES
School crisis response can no longer be delegated solely to members of a School Crisis Response Team. Today, crisis
management is the responsibility of all educators. This dramatically expanded publication provides a structure
and process for effectively managing the wide spectrum of school-based crises. It is an invaluable resource in
preparation for, and during, actual crisis situations and continues to serve as a meaningful standard for our nation's
schools.
A Practical Guide for Crisis Response in Our Schools conveys critical information to assist schools in responding
effectively to everyday crises as well as school-based disasters. It is an invaluable resource for administrators,
support personnel and faculty.
By reaching our school families early with a comprehensive Crisis Response Plan, we can potentially prevent the
acute difficulties of today from becoming the chronic problems of tomorrow. |
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
www.CRISISINFO.org
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A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR UNIVERSITY CRISIS RESPONSE
A NATIONAL STANDARD FOR RESPONDING TO UNIVERSITY-BASED CRISES
A Practical Guide for University Crisis Response provides a structure and process for effectively managing the
wide spectrum of university-based crises - from the seemingly mundane to the most severe. It is an invaluable resource
in preparation for, and during, actual crisis situations and serves as a meaningful standard for our nations colleges
and universities. This guide recognizes that crisis response cannot be delegated solely to administrators and members
of the Crisis Response Team. Effective crisis management is the responsibility of all university personnel.
This publication introduces and incorporates a practical and effective strategy for addressing the emotional needs
of people during traumatic events, Acute Traumatic Stress Management (ATSM). ATSM does not require caregivers to
be mental health practitioners. Rather, ATSM can empower all university personnel by providing a "road map"
to keep people functioning and mitigate long-term emotional suffering. |
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
www.CRISISINFO.org
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A NEW AUDIOBOOK PRESENTATION
ON ONE COMPACT DISC
Adversity is a powerful force ...
a force that can disable us, or propel us
to achieve beyond our dreams.
Dr. Mark Lerner
Traumatic events are a part of life. In the same way that we rush
to address our physical needs, we must also address our emotional needs.
I developed this audio book to help youwhile youre living through a traumatic experience. This program provides
practical information that will ease your pain, keep you functioning and lessen the likelihood of long-term emotional
suffering. Most importantly, it will help you to see the opportunities that a crisis can bring.
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www.CRISISINFO.org
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COMPREHENSIVE ACUTE TRAUMATIC STRESS MANAGEMENT
ADDRESSING THE EMERGENT PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS
AND ORGANIZATIONS BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER A TRAUMATIC EVENT.
ATSM offers practical tools for addressing the wide spectrum of traumatic experiencesfrom mild to the most severe.
It is a goal-directed process delivered within the framework of a facilitative or helping attitudinal climate.
ATSM aims to jump-start an individuals coping and problem-solving abilities. It seeks to stabilize acute symptoms
of traumatic stress and stimulate healthy, adaptive functioning. Finally, ATSM may increase the likelihood of an
individual pursuing mental health intervention, if need be, in the future.
ATSM offers techniques for connecting with particularly challenging, emotionally distraught, individuals. It helps
us to help others when time is limited and to know what to say when we are at a loss for words. It helps us while
intervening with diverse populations such as children, sexual assault victims, potentially violent and substance-involved
individuals, as well as depressed and potentially suicidal people. It provides a strategy to support grieving individuals
and offers an application to address serious injury/death notification. Finally, ATSM addresses our own responses
during a crisis. |
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
www.CRISISINFO.org
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THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF EXPERTS
IN TRAUMATIC STRESS
FOR SURVIVORS OF TRAUMATIC EVENTS AND THOSE WHO CARE
FOR THEM
The American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress is a multidisciplinary network
of professionals committed to the advancement of intervention for survivors of trauma. The Academy's international
membership includes individuals from over 200 professions in the health-related fields, emergency services, criminal
justice, forensics, law, business and education. With Members in every state of the United States and over 55 foreign
countries, the Academy is now the largest organization of its kind in the world. For information about Membership,
the International Registry, the Academy's Board Certification Programs in Traumatic Stress Specialties, Certification
in Acute Traumatic Stress Management (ATSM), the Diplomate Credential, Fellowship and other benefits of Membership
visit the Academy online at http://www.crisisinfo.org. |
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
www.CRISISINFO.org
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ABOUT THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF EXPERTS IN TRAUMATIC STRESS
Member
Members must hold a Doctorate in their field of expertise
or hold a Masters Degree and have a minimum of three (3) years experience working with survivors of traumatic events.
The Executive Officers reserve the right to grant membership to an individual who does not meet the aforementioned
criteria, but who has made important contributions to the field or to the Academy.
Associate Member
This non-doctoral level of membership is reserved for individuals
who have at least two (2) years experience working with survivors of traumatic events. Associate Members are afforded
all benefits of membership with the exception of qualifying for the Diplomate credential. However, qualified Associate
Members may apply for other Academy certifications.
Diplomate
Members of the Academy may apply for the designation Board
Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress --Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress.
To achieve this credential, a comprehensive application and examination, along with supporting documentation, are
utilized in concert to validate a member's experience in working with survivors of traumatic events, knowledge
of the literature and level of education. The Diplomate credential establishes a much needed standard for professionals,
across disciplines, who regularly work with survivors of traumatic events. It is the aim of the Academy to have
all of our members achieve Diplomate status.
Fellow
Fellowship is the highest honor the Academy can bestow upon
a member. This designation is awarded to Diplomates who have made significant contributions to the field and to
the Academy.
Certification Programs in Traumatic Stress Specialties
The Academy offers additional Board Certification programs
in traumatic stress specialties. The following is a list of the programs:
Board Certification in Forensic Traumatology
Board Certification in Emergency Crisis Response
Board Certification in Motor Vehicle Trauma
Board Certification in Disability Trauma
Board Certification in Pain Management
Board Certification in Illness Trauma
Board Certification in Bereavement Trauma
Board Certification in Domestic Violence
Board Certification in Sexual Abuse
Board Certification in Rape Trauma
Board Certification in Stress Management
Board Certification in School Crisis Response
Academy members will be afforded the opportunity to demonstrate their expertise by virtue of the knowledge, experience
and education specific to an area of specialization. |
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