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After a Critical IncidentBasic stress management principles that have been shown to help ease or moderate some of the reactions to a critical incident.
Basic Communication TechniquesTips to promote effective communication with someone in crisis
Common SymptomsList of possible symptoms of someone experiencing a crisis or a stress reaction.
Coping With SuicideThis document lists the common reactions to suicide. It also discuss suggestions of how to cope and how to assist others.
CPR for First RespondersAs with physical stress, you want to recognize when mental stress is having a damaging impact. Responding quickly and effectively can help you stay healthy and strong. Use “CPR” as a reminder.
Critical Incident Information For Significant OthersTips to assist loved ones after being involved in a critical incident.

Dealing With GriefA break down of the five stages of grief.
Death of a CoworkerIn today's world, we often spend more time at work than at home...
EAP Benefits CISM HandoutYour Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a resource for support and information on issues big and small..
How Coworkers Can Be SupportiveHow to assist a coworker after a traumatic event.
Instant Relaxation ExerciseExercise adapted from the book by G.S. Everly, Jr. (1989) A Clinical Guide to the Treatment of the Human Stress Response. NY: Plenum Press
Methods to maintain and Enhance ResilienceList of methods to protect yourself from overwhelming distress.
Pocket CardPrintable card of self care method reminders.

Stress ReactionsSymptoms and reactions that can occur after a traumatic event.

Things To TryList of things to try and to try to avoid when dealing with distress or the aftermath of a critical incident.
Warning Signs of SuicideThe Behaviors listed in this document may be some of the signs that someone is thinking about suicide.