Stress in Adults after a Disaster: Warning Signs and Management
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- Publication
- Date of Publication
- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Publication Information
Stress is a natural response after a disaster, but prolonged stress can damage health, relationships, and recovery.
This quick 4-page factsheet helps community leaders, volunteers, and families spot warning signs and use proven ways to manage stress.
What You'll Learn
- Common emotional, physical, and behavioral signs of post-disaster stress
- Practical steps adults can take to manage anxiety and stay healthy
- Where to find trusted help and support if stress doesn't improve
Be ready to support others and yourself. Download your free guide today!
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