NASP - Best Practices in School Crisis Prevention and Intervention

Best Practices in School Crisis Prevention and Intervention

Stephen E. Brock
Philip J. Lazarus
Shane R. Jimerson

Does your school have a crisis plan? Is it collecting dust?

Best Practices in School Crisis Prevention and Intervention offers educators, mental health professionals, and relevant community service providers the latest in theory and practice across the spectrum of issues involved in crisis management. Leading national and international experts contributed to 37 chapters that cover topics ranging from promoting school safety, identifying troubled youth, and community crisis response teams to natural disasters, school and war, and children’s grief. The book’s overriding message is that, if managed properly, crisis can be transformed into an opportunity to foster hope and resiliency as an antidote to violence.

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	Best Practices in School Crisis Prevention and Intervention Stephen E. Brock Philip J. Lazarus Shane R. Jimerson Does your school have a crisis plan? Is it collecting dust? Best Practices in School Crisis Prevention and Intervention offers educators, mental health professionals, and relevant community service providers the latest in theory and practice across the spectrum of issues involved in crisis management. Leading national and international experts contributed to 37 chapters that cover topics ranging from promoting school safety, identifying troubled youth, and community crisis response teams to natural disasters, school and war, and children’s grief. The book’s overriding message is that, if managed properly, crisis can be transformed into an opportunity to foster hope and resiliency as an antidote to violence. The complete Table of Contents and sample chapters from this publication can be viewed below. Table of Contents Chapter 19-Identifying Psychological Trauma Victims, by Stephen E. Brock, Ph.D., NCSP Chapter 20-Group Crisis Intervention, by Stephen E. Brock, Ph.D., NCSP Chapter 29-Diagnosing Child-Adolescent Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, by Philip A. Saigh, Ph.D., and Anastasia E. Yasik, Ph.D. Click here to purchase this book or download an online order form. Click here to view other popular NASP publications available for purchase in the NASP Online Store. Trainers can review a complete PDF of the book for course planning purposes here.