Critical incident STRESS DEBRIEFING

Supports provided by the ProMentality Critical Incident Team come to support with a structured, brief intervention supported by research  to minimize symptoms of traumatic stress. 

While in person support is preferred, what we do know is virtual support is better than no support at all. The ProMentality Critical Incident Team is able to travel if needed to support in person. 

The team will explore options for ongoing support for those in need and find resources in their community or with ProMentality moving forward.

Catastrophic fires, mass shootings,  workplace violence, serious accidents, natural disasters (storms, wildfires, earthquakes, etc.), industrial disasters, etc.

Numbness or shock, Life-disrupting emotions and other psychological reactions (anger, denial, grief, confusion, terror, survivor guilt, blame, difficulty concentrating, flashbacks, etc.), Acute stress disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), difficulty eating and/or sleeping, missed work, substance use problems, relationship difficulties,  depression, anxiety

Because Critical Incident debriefing is evidence based, we can quantify the outcomes of utilizing this support - the literature tells us that those who receive these supports experience fewer symptoms of depression, stress, traumatic stress, anxiety and anger during a follow-up