Social change, little "d" disasters & why EEI protocols are essential to everyone's practice

Description

“Official” disasters are by legal definition acute and dramatic: natural disasters, industrial or technological accidents, and episodes of mass violence, and are analogous to “big T” trauma. Just as with the concept of “little t” trauma, or trauma that is unconventional, in the DSM sense, or chronic, we can think of “little d” disasters as events and circumstances that beset communities and sew trauma, e.g. community violence, hate crimes, toxic pollutants, etc. The tools of EMDR Early Intervention can be applied in a wide variety of creative ways to alleviate the suffering of larger groups of people, thus contributing to their resilience in disaster response or social change. [Excerpt]

Format

Newsletter

Language

English

Author(s)

Rebecca E. Rosenblum

Original Work Citation

Rosenblum, R. E. (2018, September). Social change, little "d" disasters & why EEI protocols are essential to everyone's practice. Go With That, 23(3), 19

Citation

“Social change, little "d" disasters & why EEI protocols are essential to everyone's practice,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 11, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/25532.

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