BLOG: Reflections in the field #4
The PS Centre has asked Jolie Wills, Psychosocial Knowledge Sharing and Research Advisor for New Zealand Red Cross, to share…
BLOG: What I learned about staff support #4
The PS Centre has asked long-time roster member Gordy Dodge, Ph.D., LP to share his reflections, observations and recommendations from…
BLOG: What I learned about staff support #3
The PS Centre has asked long-time roster member Gordy Dodge, Ph.D., LP to share his reflections, observations and recommendations from…
Training: Psychosocial support in emergencies
Psychosocial support in emergencies – four days advanced training Humanitarian actors recognize that natural disasters, armed conflicts, epidemic outbreaks and…
Latest Coping with Crisis available for download in French
Face à la Crise (1-2014) est maintenant téléchargeable en français ici. Le nouveau numéro de notre magazine traite des questions…
Workshop: Follow-up and lessons learned post-2004 tsunami
Follow-up and lessons learned in post-2004 Indian Ocean tsunami psychosocial programming and operations: In July, 2014, the PS Centre, in…
Coping with Crisis in Arabic
The previous issue of Coping with Crisis, 2-2013 is now available for download in Arabic. This issue includes several stories…
Ebola and psychosocial support: Download briefing package in English and French
Providing psychosocial support during an outbreak of such a deadly and infectious disease is not quite like providing psychosocial support during other more well-known types of crisis. In order to support staff, volunteers and delegates responding to the outbreak, the PS Centre has developed a briefing note on psychosocial support in the context of ebola.
BLOG: What I learned about staff support #2
The PS Centre has asked long-time roster member Gordy Dodge, Ph.D., LP to share his reflections, observations and recommendations from…
Fear of Ebola voiced in poem
Nobody on the land, and nothing, nothing but Ebola.
The disaster everywhere.
Death without proper burial.
Devoid of custom and tradition
No palm greeting and body contact.