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Teachers’ support role in the community can increase their PTSD vulnerability
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Teachers’ support role in the community can increase their PTSD vulnerability
Friday 13 April 2018, 09:46 AM
A study among “non-traditional responders” in post-earthquake Christchurch found teachers were a group significantly affected psychologically; and, in a wider context, this article makes the case that teacher support is an urgent issue
I have been let loose on unsuspecting tertiary students for over 30 years – up until 2012, this was without formal qualifications, bar a postgraduate , figure 1, Figure 1. Trajectories of PCL-C scores among frontline workers in post-earthquake Christchurch
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2. Kuntz JRC, Näswall K, Bockett A. Keep calm and carry on? An investigation of teacher burnout in a post-disaster context. N Z J Psychology 2013;42(1):83–94.