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The trauma of terrorism : sharing knowledge and shared care, an international handbook, Yael Danieli, Danny Brom, Joe Sills, editors

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  • FOREWORD. Terrorism: the United Nations and the search for shared solutions
  • INTRODUCTION. The trauma of terrorism: contextual considerations
  • SECTION 1. THE ORIGINS OF TERRORISM IN MODERN SOCIETY. The origins and nature of terrorism: foundations and issues
  • Terrorism as strategy of psychological warfare
  • Tales from the underground
  • Aum Shinrikyo: the threshold crossed
  • Voice: Murdered twin Buddhas and annihilated twin towers: traumatized civilization
  • Tactical and strategic terrorism
  • Voice: Do they kill for their mothers?
  • Voice: Palestinian voices
  • Voice: Remembrance Day/Independence Day
  • Voice: Terrorism poem
  • SECTION 2. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF TERRORISM. Adults in the United States, Voice: Grounded on Sept. 11
  • Psychological impact of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks: summary of empirical findings in adults
  • Television watching and mental health in the general population of New York City after September 11
  • Voice: Too close to ever forget
  • Exploring the myths of coping with a national trauma: a longitudinal study of responses to the September 11th terrorist attacks
  • Somatization and terrorism
  • FINDINGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. Short- and long-term effects of terrorist attacks in Spain
  • Voice: Spain: the ETA enigma
  • Northern Ireland: the psychological impact of "the troubles"
  • Voice: Brave little man
  • Voice: "So what is it like now that your country is run by a terrorist?"
  • The long-term effects of terrorism in France
  • Psychological effects of terrorist attacks in Algeria
  • Voice: Nadia, a victim/survivor of a terrorist massacre of her family in Algeria
  • Short- and long-term effects on the victims of terror in Sri Lanka
  • Voice: Sri Lanka: the destruction of south Asia's most developed society
  • Observations on the impact on Kenyans of the August 7, 1998 bombing of the United States Embassy in Nairobi
  • Voice: We are asked to do anything and everything except be victims
  • Terror and trauma in Bali: Australia's mental health disaster response
  • Voice: Memories of Bali / Alan Atkinson
  • Voice: A baptism of fire in Bali
  • International findings on the impact of terrorism
  • Traumatic loss, complicated grief, and terrorism
  • Voice: Theo was on Pan Am 103
  • Voice: When you are alone, it is different
  • The psychological burden of bioterrorism
  • CHILDREN. Psychological impact of terrorism on children and families in the United States
  • Voice: I don't want to go to any more funerals of eight year olds
  • The immediate psychological consequences of terror attacks in children
  • Post-traumatic distress in Israeli adolescents exposed to ongoing terrorism: selected findings from school-based screenings in Jerusalem and nearby settlements
  • Voice: Koby's death
  • In the shadow of terror: changes in world assumptions in Israeli youth
  • SECTION 3. THE IMPACT OF TERRORISM ON INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS AND SOCIETY. Terrorism's toll on civil liberties
  • The theater of terror: the psychology of terrorism and the mass media
  • Guide: Media guidelines: from the "trauma vortex" to the "healing vortex"
  • Voice: Wrong place at the wrong time
  • Cultural issues in terrorism and in response to terrorism
  • Some of the effects of terrorism on refugees
  • Voice: The effects of terror on Ethiopian Israelis: what I have left
  • SECTION 4. PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID, ACUTE AND LONG-TERM TREATMENT FOLLOWING TERRORIST ATTACKS. Mental health interventions in a general hospital following terrorist attacks: the Israeli experience
  • Voice: When news comes close
  • Treating survivors of terrorism while adversity continues
  • The treatment of children impacted by the World Trade Center attack
  • Terror, trauma, and bereavement: implications for theory and therapy
  • Voice: Elizabeth Neuffer: in memoriam
  • Voice: In memoriam: Daniel Pearl
  • SECTION 5. SCHOOL- AND COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS IN THE FACE OF TERRORIST ATTACKS. Building resilience: a school-based intervention for children exposed to ongoing trauma and stress
  • Community-based interventions in New York City after 9/11: a provider's perspective
  • An ecological community-based approach for dealing with traumatic stress: a case of terror attack on a Kibbutz
  • SECTION 6. A MULTICOMPONENT MODEL OF PREPARING PROVIDERS IN COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY TERRORISM. Toward a public mental health approach for survivors of terrorism
  • The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism
  • Identification and follow-up by primary care doctors of children with PTSD after terrorist attacks
  • Religious care in coping with terrorism
  • Responding to terrorism in the USA: firefighters share experiences in their own words
  • Guide: Caring for public servants
  • Coping with the aftermath of terror-resilience of ZAKA body handlers
  • Voice: Ten years later?
  • Training and mobilizing volunteers
  • Volunteers in disaster reponse: the American Red Cross
  • Training therapists to treat the psychological consequences of terrorism: disseminating psychotherapy research and researching psychotherapy dissemination
  • Provider perspectives on disaster mental health services in Oklahoma City
  • Guide: Some principles of self care
  • SECTION 7. INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS: NEW METHODS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY. Terrorism: the community perspective
  • Community mental health in emergencies and mass disasters: the Tel-Aviv model
  • Challenges of urban mental health disaster planning
  • Integrating behavioral aspects into community preparedness and response systems
  • Finding the gift in the horror: toward developing a national psychosocial security policy
  • The need for continuum of trauma services: who feeds the birds?
  • Voice: Right after the bomb went off
  • Mental health services preparing for the psychological consequences of terrorism
  • Mental health response to terrorism in the United States: an adolescent field in an adolescent nation
  • Guide: Building bi-national collaboration in the face of terrorism
  • Voice: Assault on the United Nations: Baghdad, 19 August 2003
  • CONCLUSION. Sharing knowledge and shared care
  • Epilogue
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9781136747052
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The trauma of terrorism : sharing knowledge and shared care, an international handbook
Title
The trauma of terrorism
Title remainder
sharing knowledge and shared care, an international handbook
Statement of responsibility
Yael Danieli, Danny Brom, Joe Sills, editors
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Sharing knowledge and shared care, an international handbook
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Journal of aggression, maltreatment & trauma
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362.196/8521
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index present
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HV6431
LC item number
.T723 2004
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non fiction
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  • dictionaries
  • bibliography
NLM call number
WM 172
NLM item number
T777 2004
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  • Danieli, Yael
  • Brom, D
  • Sills, Joe
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  • Terrorism
  • Victims of terrorism
  • Stress Disorders, Traumatic
  • Terrorism
  • Terrorisme
  • Victimes du terrorisme
  • HEALTH & FITNESS
  • Terrorism
  • Victims of terrorism
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The trauma of terrorism : sharing knowledge and shared care, an international handbook, Yael Danieli, Danny Brom, Joe Sills, editors
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Contents
FOREWORD. Terrorism: the United Nations and the search for shared solutions -- INTRODUCTION. The trauma of terrorism: contextual considerations -- SECTION 1. THE ORIGINS OF TERRORISM IN MODERN SOCIETY. The origins and nature of terrorism: foundations and issues -- Terrorism as strategy of psychological warfare -- Tales from the underground -- Aum Shinrikyo: the threshold crossed -- Voice: Murdered twin Buddhas and annihilated twin towers: traumatized civilization -- Tactical and strategic terrorism -- Voice: Do they kill for their mothers? -- Voice: Palestinian voices -- Voice: Remembrance Day/Independence Day -- Voice: Terrorism poem -- SECTION 2. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF TERRORISM. Adults in the United States, Voice: Grounded on Sept. 11 -- Psychological impact of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks: summary of empirical findings in adults -- Television watching and mental health in the general population of New York City after September 11 -- Voice: Too close to ever forget -- Exploring the myths of coping with a national trauma: a longitudinal study of responses to the September 11th terrorist attacks -- Somatization and terrorism -- FINDINGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. Short- and long-term effects of terrorist attacks in Spain -- Voice: Spain: the ETA enigma -- Northern Ireland: the psychological impact of "the troubles" -- Voice: Brave little man -- Voice: "So what is it like now that your country is run by a terrorist?" -- The long-term effects of terrorism in France -- Psychological effects of terrorist attacks in Algeria -- Voice: Nadia, a victim/survivor of a terrorist massacre of her family in Algeria -- Short- and long-term effects on the victims of terror in Sri Lanka -- Voice: Sri Lanka: the destruction of south Asia's most developed society -- Observations on the impact on Kenyans of the August 7, 1998 bombing of the United States Embassy in Nairobi -- Voice: We are asked to do anything and everything except be victims -- Terror and trauma in Bali: Australia's mental health disaster response -- Voice: Memories of Bali / Alan Atkinson -- Voice: A baptism of fire in Bali -- International findings on the impact of terrorism -- Traumatic loss, complicated grief, and terrorism -- Voice: Theo was on Pan Am 103 -- Voice: When you are alone, it is different -- The psychological burden of bioterrorism -- CHILDREN. Psychological impact of terrorism on children and families in the United States -- Voice: I don't want to go to any more funerals of eight year olds -- The immediate psychological consequences of terror attacks in children -- Post-traumatic distress in Israeli adolescents exposed to ongoing terrorism: selected findings from school-based screenings in Jerusalem and nearby settlements -- Voice: Koby's death -- In the shadow of terror: changes in world assumptions in Israeli youth -- SECTION 3. THE IMPACT OF TERRORISM ON INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS AND SOCIETY. Terrorism's toll on civil liberties -- The theater of terror: the psychology of terrorism and the mass media -- Guide: Media guidelines: from the "trauma vortex" to the "healing vortex" -- Voice: Wrong place at the wrong time -- Cultural issues in terrorism and in response to terrorism -- Some of the effects of terrorism on refugees -- Voice: The effects of terror on Ethiopian Israelis: what I have left -- SECTION 4. PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID, ACUTE AND LONG-TERM TREATMENT FOLLOWING TERRORIST ATTACKS. Mental health interventions in a general hospital following terrorist attacks: the Israeli experience -- Voice: When news comes close -- Treating survivors of terrorism while adversity continues -- The treatment of children impacted by the World Trade Center attack -- Terror, trauma, and bereavement: implications for theory and therapy -- Voice: Elizabeth Neuffer: in memoriam -- Voice: In memoriam: Daniel Pearl -- SECTION 5. SCHOOL- AND COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS IN THE FACE OF TERRORIST ATTACKS. Building resilience: a school-based intervention for children exposed to ongoing trauma and stress -- Community-based interventions in New York City after 9/11: a provider's perspective -- An ecological community-based approach for dealing with traumatic stress: a case of terror attack on a Kibbutz -- SECTION 6. A MULTICOMPONENT MODEL OF PREPARING PROVIDERS IN COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY TERRORISM. Toward a public mental health approach for survivors of terrorism -- The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism -- Identification and follow-up by primary care doctors of children with PTSD after terrorist attacks -- Religious care in coping with terrorism -- Responding to terrorism in the USA: firefighters share experiences in their own words -- Guide: Caring for public servants -- Coping with the aftermath of terror-resilience of ZAKA body handlers -- Voice: Ten years later? -- Training and mobilizing volunteers -- Volunteers in disaster reponse: the American Red Cross -- Training therapists to treat the psychological consequences of terrorism: disseminating psychotherapy research and researching psychotherapy dissemination -- Provider perspectives on disaster mental health services in Oklahoma City -- Guide: Some principles of self care -- SECTION 7. INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS: NEW METHODS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY. Terrorism: the community perspective -- Community mental health in emergencies and mass disasters: the Tel-Aviv model -- Challenges of urban mental health disaster planning -- Integrating behavioral aspects into community preparedness and response systems -- Finding the gift in the horror: toward developing a national psychosocial security policy -- The need for continuum of trauma services: who feeds the birds? -- Voice: Right after the bomb went off -- Mental health services preparing for the psychological consequences of terrorism -- Mental health response to terrorism in the United States: an adolescent field in an adolescent nation -- Guide: Building bi-national collaboration in the face of terrorism -- Voice: Assault on the United Nations: Baghdad, 19 August 2003 -- CONCLUSION. Sharing knowledge and shared care -- Epilogue
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1 online resource (lxvii, 858 pages)
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9781136747052
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(OCoLC)646527797
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Label
The trauma of terrorism : sharing knowledge and shared care, an international handbook, Yael Danieli, Danny Brom, Joe Sills, editors
Publication
Antecedent source
file reproduced from original
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
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online resource
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Contents
FOREWORD. Terrorism: the United Nations and the search for shared solutions -- INTRODUCTION. The trauma of terrorism: contextual considerations -- SECTION 1. THE ORIGINS OF TERRORISM IN MODERN SOCIETY. The origins and nature of terrorism: foundations and issues -- Terrorism as strategy of psychological warfare -- Tales from the underground -- Aum Shinrikyo: the threshold crossed -- Voice: Murdered twin Buddhas and annihilated twin towers: traumatized civilization -- Tactical and strategic terrorism -- Voice: Do they kill for their mothers? -- Voice: Palestinian voices -- Voice: Remembrance Day/Independence Day -- Voice: Terrorism poem -- SECTION 2. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF TERRORISM. Adults in the United States, Voice: Grounded on Sept. 11 -- Psychological impact of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks: summary of empirical findings in adults -- Television watching and mental health in the general population of New York City after September 11 -- Voice: Too close to ever forget -- Exploring the myths of coping with a national trauma: a longitudinal study of responses to the September 11th terrorist attacks -- Somatization and terrorism -- FINDINGS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. Short- and long-term effects of terrorist attacks in Spain -- Voice: Spain: the ETA enigma -- Northern Ireland: the psychological impact of "the troubles" -- Voice: Brave little man -- Voice: "So what is it like now that your country is run by a terrorist?" -- The long-term effects of terrorism in France -- Psychological effects of terrorist attacks in Algeria -- Voice: Nadia, a victim/survivor of a terrorist massacre of her family in Algeria -- Short- and long-term effects on the victims of terror in Sri Lanka -- Voice: Sri Lanka: the destruction of south Asia's most developed society -- Observations on the impact on Kenyans of the August 7, 1998 bombing of the United States Embassy in Nairobi -- Voice: We are asked to do anything and everything except be victims -- Terror and trauma in Bali: Australia's mental health disaster response -- Voice: Memories of Bali / Alan Atkinson -- Voice: A baptism of fire in Bali -- International findings on the impact of terrorism -- Traumatic loss, complicated grief, and terrorism -- Voice: Theo was on Pan Am 103 -- Voice: When you are alone, it is different -- The psychological burden of bioterrorism -- CHILDREN. Psychological impact of terrorism on children and families in the United States -- Voice: I don't want to go to any more funerals of eight year olds -- The immediate psychological consequences of terror attacks in children -- Post-traumatic distress in Israeli adolescents exposed to ongoing terrorism: selected findings from school-based screenings in Jerusalem and nearby settlements -- Voice: Koby's death -- In the shadow of terror: changes in world assumptions in Israeli youth -- SECTION 3. THE IMPACT OF TERRORISM ON INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS AND SOCIETY. Terrorism's toll on civil liberties -- The theater of terror: the psychology of terrorism and the mass media -- Guide: Media guidelines: from the "trauma vortex" to the "healing vortex" -- Voice: Wrong place at the wrong time -- Cultural issues in terrorism and in response to terrorism -- Some of the effects of terrorism on refugees -- Voice: The effects of terror on Ethiopian Israelis: what I have left -- SECTION 4. PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID, ACUTE AND LONG-TERM TREATMENT FOLLOWING TERRORIST ATTACKS. Mental health interventions in a general hospital following terrorist attacks: the Israeli experience -- Voice: When news comes close -- Treating survivors of terrorism while adversity continues -- The treatment of children impacted by the World Trade Center attack -- Terror, trauma, and bereavement: implications for theory and therapy -- Voice: Elizabeth Neuffer: in memoriam -- Voice: In memoriam: Daniel Pearl -- SECTION 5. SCHOOL- AND COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS IN THE FACE OF TERRORIST ATTACKS. Building resilience: a school-based intervention for children exposed to ongoing trauma and stress -- Community-based interventions in New York City after 9/11: a provider's perspective -- An ecological community-based approach for dealing with traumatic stress: a case of terror attack on a Kibbutz -- SECTION 6. A MULTICOMPONENT MODEL OF PREPARING PROVIDERS IN COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY TERRORISM. Toward a public mental health approach for survivors of terrorism -- The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism -- Identification and follow-up by primary care doctors of children with PTSD after terrorist attacks -- Religious care in coping with terrorism -- Responding to terrorism in the USA: firefighters share experiences in their own words -- Guide: Caring for public servants -- Coping with the aftermath of terror-resilience of ZAKA body handlers -- Voice: Ten years later? -- Training and mobilizing volunteers -- Volunteers in disaster reponse: the American Red Cross -- Training therapists to treat the psychological consequences of terrorism: disseminating psychotherapy research and researching psychotherapy dissemination -- Provider perspectives on disaster mental health services in Oklahoma City -- Guide: Some principles of self care -- SECTION 7. INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS: NEW METHODS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY. Terrorism: the community perspective -- Community mental health in emergencies and mass disasters: the Tel-Aviv model -- Challenges of urban mental health disaster planning -- Integrating behavioral aspects into community preparedness and response systems -- Finding the gift in the horror: toward developing a national psychosocial security policy -- The need for continuum of trauma services: who feeds the birds? -- Voice: Right after the bomb went off -- Mental health services preparing for the psychological consequences of terrorism -- Mental health response to terrorism in the United States: an adolescent field in an adolescent nation -- Guide: Building bi-national collaboration in the face of terrorism -- Voice: Assault on the United Nations: Baghdad, 19 August 2003 -- CONCLUSION. Sharing knowledge and shared care -- Epilogue
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646527797
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Extent
1 online resource (lxvii, 858 pages)
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Isbn
9781136747052
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  • access
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(OCoLC)646527797
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