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Clinician Support Program

The Clinician Support Program (CSP) was developed by EMDRIA to support our members who worked with those affected by the September 11 attacks on America. The Program’s purpose has since been broadened to support all EMDRIA members working in the area of disaster relief. 

Resources and support include:

1. Information about appropriate resources and programs, such as the EMDR Humanitarian Assistance Program, provided by the EMDRIA website and Regional Coordinators;

2. References to written materials about such topics as vicarious traumatization, stress-response symptoms, and self-care for the provider; and Clinician Support Listserv now available for EMDRIA members, click here for information.

3. Useful links for the EMDR Clinician  

  • The International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies is an organization dedicated to trauma treatment, education, research and prevention.  This website is useful for clinicians seeking information regarding mass disasters, trauma and traumatic grief and loss, secondary traumatization in professionals and children.
  •  David Baldwin's Trauma Information Pages focus primarily on emotional trauma and traumatic stress including PTSD and dissociation. This award winning site has extensive resources for clinicians with many articles, a trauma bookstore, disaster handouts and links to more websites and general support.
  • National Center for PTSD was created by the Department of Veteran affairs with a mission to advance the clinical care and social welfare of America's Veterans in the treatment of PTSD and stress-related disorders. This site provides clinicians with information about disasters, war related PTSD, many articles and links, assessment instruments, FAQs, and the Pilots Database (the largest interdisciplinary index to the worldwide literature on traumatic stress with over 22,000 abstracts.
  • National Mental Health Association is the country's oldest and largest non-profit organization addressing all aspects of mental health and mental illness.  Clinicians will find useful articles and information under the Coping with Disaster and Returning home from War headings.
  • The Red Cross website provides information on the Red Cross disaster services, biomedical services, military members and families, health and safety, international services, youth, volunteer, and nursing services.  This site provides a connection for clinicians to find out about disaster news and material assistance for victims of disasters.

 

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