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People Caught Up In Terrorist Attacks More Resilient Than Previously Thought

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Via Medical News Today, 3 Jul 2008. People caught up in terrorist attacks or natural disasters are more resilient, both as individuals and in groups, than previously thought. Far from being passive “victims” they can be highly organised survivors, so much so that they should be involved in drafting mental health guidelines to deal with major disasters. Richard Williams, professor of mental health strategy at the University of Glamorgan, was speaking at a symposium on conflict and mental health at the Annual Meeting of the Royal College of Psychiatrists at Imperial College London on 2 July. Full story here.

Full post as published by Terrorism Research News on September 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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