The psychological effects of natural disasters
The trauma of bushfires and floods can lead to a reaction dubbed “disaster brain” – and parents are struggling with the fallout.
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The trauma of bushfires and floods can lead to a reaction dubbed “disaster brain” – and parents are struggling with the fallout.
Unsplash FSU researchers have launched the SOLAR program to help people cope with stress following Hurricane Michael. Florida State University researchers are looking for volunteers to help Hurricane Michael survivors adjust to life more than two years after the disaster. “In some of these regions, people are still trying to recover mentally, physically, maybe even spiritually from this event,” said Brenda Alvarado, a researcher in the university’s Center for Translational Behavioral Science, during a recent virtual meeting with the North Florida Inland Long Term Recovery Group. The un...
Development he wanted because the sewage system in manhattan was overloaded until one day in 1994, 24 million gallons a day of sewage disappeared. it didn't matter if it rained. it didn't matter if it was a busy day and lots of people came into the city. every day, 24 million gallons of missing sewage. >> and, david, the idea that donald trump would write his own letter that was supposed to be from his doctor and then said these very trumpian things that you couldn't imagine a doctor saying, at the time people were saying it sounds like donald trump wrote his own letter. of course he did. >> o...
>> and, david, the idea that donald trump would write his own letter that was supposed to be from his doctor and then said these very trumpian things that you couldn't imagine a doctor saying, at the time people were saying it sounds like donald trump wrote his own letter. of course he did. >> oh, yeah. i was among those who went, this is just not a credible letter. clearly. and donald's done this all his life. he's gotten people to do his bidding, to lie for him, to wink-wink and say, sure, donald. and like dr. bornstein, they all at some point come to regret it. >> this is one of those stori...