Writeanessayonhowpsychosocialcrisisinterventionworkwouldunfoldin theaftermathofabushfire.

SCENARIO:

Abushfirehasengulfedawholetown.Therehavebeenreportsofmanydeathsandmany casualties.Theemergencyresponseteams(ambulance,firebrigadeandpolice)havecompleted theirjobs.Youarecalledinasacrisisinterventionworkerthreedaysafterthecrisistoassistin psychosocialrecovery.

1. Whatarethecorecrisisinterventionareasthatyoumustassessandaddress,and why?( Vulnerable people/screening questioning like asking do you think you are going to die? If yes mention about professional help and if No-mention family support in place, watchful waiting/friend support).

2. Pleasemakereferencetoshiftsincrisisinterventionworkawayfrommandatory CriticalIncidentStressDebriefingandtowardsPsychologicalFirstAid.Whatare thesechanges?Whyhasthisshiftoccurred? (What it is/what involved and how they are different from each other)?

3. Also,pleasemakereferencetonaturalisticrecoveryandwatchfulwaiting,and professionalcrisisinterventionforthosethataresymptomatic,andfinallytothe importanceofearlytreatmentgain?

4. Include headings

5. In-text references after each answers or headings to support your explanation please.

6. References ten from the below references list given below:

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2. .Berliner, L., Monson, C. M., Forbes, D., & Bisson, J. I. (2020).Effective Treatments for PTSD, Third Edition: Practice Guidelines From the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (3rd ed.). Guilford Publications.

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4. James, R. K., & Gilliland, B. E. (2016). Crisis Intervention Strategies. (8th ed.). Cengage.

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