International Mass Fatalities Center
Course Offerings

Internet and On-Site

• Mass Fatalities Incident Response Management Course: 4 days
• Mass Fatalities Response: When a Nightmare Becomes A Reality: Taking Care of the People Who Take Care of the Victims
• Death Notification: "More Than Just Saying I'm Sorry"
• Compassion Fatigue; Caring for the Caregiver
• Critical Incident Stress Management Overview
• Children, Elderly and Special Populations in Disasters
• Basic Incident Command Structure Overview for the Non-Emergency Responder Professional
• Family Assistance Center : Caring for the Families
• Basic Group Intervention Certification: Critical Incident Stress Management, 2-day
• Individual Crisis Intervention and Peer Support Certification: Critical Incident Stress Management, 2-day
• Advanced Group Crisis Intervention Certification: Critical Incident Stress Management, 2-day
• Domestic Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction: A CISM Perspective
• Critical Incident Stress Management: When Disaster Strikes
• Psychology of Terrorism
• School Crisis Response
• Disaster Overview: Community Impact and Response
• Social and Cultural Issues Awareness
• Pastoral Crisis Intervention
• The Role of the Pastoral Care Provider in Critical Incident Stress Management
• Federal Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Act: The Federal Response to Aviation Disasters and the Community Role.
• Mass Fatalities Management: "The ME Called, Now What?"
• Hazmat Awareness for the Non-Hazmat Professional
• Media Management "Getting the Story Out"
• Research Review of Mass Fatalities Studies
• Mass Fatalities Incident Response Plan Overview
• Respite Centers - Holistic Care of Workers
• Personal Effects Management
• Memorial Service and Management
• Air Carrier Response
• Grief and Mourning - Respecting Loss
• Mental Health Providers in Disasters
• Emergency Management Role in Disasters
• The Economic Impact of Mass Fatalities
• Creating Partnerships for Disasters
• EAP Services in a Mass Fatalities Response
• Morgue Site Operations
• Managing Human Resources: "Hundreds Want to Help. Now What?"
• Disaster Site Management
• "Psychology of Terrorism and WMD." 
• "Stress Management and Self-Care for Terrorism First Responders"
• "Mental Health Issues in Responding to Bioterrorism Events" (for Public Health/Health Care Personnel)
• Mental Health and Public Health Collaboration in Bioterrorism Planning and Response: The Essential Partnership
• Weapons of Mass Destruction - Awareness Level
• Meeting needs of Special Needs Population
• Special Needs/Medically Fragile Emergency Sheltering
• Special Needs Registration Program