Mental Health & Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Services

Brief Overview

Due to the severely traumatic nature of a mass fatalities incident, it is imperative that highly skilled Mental Health professionals be readily activated to respond to the mental and emotional needs of survivors, family members, emergency and disaster responders, and others directly affected by the incident.

Chaplaincy Services

Chaplaincy Services, like those of Mental Health, are critical elements of a mass fatalities incident response. It is necessary to have highly skilled Chaplains, preferably trained in Critical Incident Stress Management, who can be readily activated to respond to the emotional and spiritual needs of survivors, family members, emergency and disaster responders, and others directly affected by the incident.

Comprehensive details can be found in the Mass Fatalities Incident Response Plan.

 

Contact the International Mass Fatalities Center for training and support.