This hands-on training workshop will explore how disasters and emergencies can psychologically impact how employees function and identify ways to overcome these challenges.  Through role-playing exercises, group activities, and team-building challenges, participants will be able to: 1) Describe the psychological effects of disasters, emergencies and terror attacks; 2) Recognize how "Psychological First Aid" can help in preparation and response; 3) Prepare self and fmaily during times of disasters and emergencies; 4) Incorporate communication tools to deal with the public in times of crisis; 5) Demonstrate the effectiveness of a team approach to dealing with the psychological aspects of disasters and emergencies

Download the Registration Form:  www.jhsph.edu/preparedness  click on "Upcoming Conferences"

Fees:  Early Bird Registration (until September 14, 2005) - $25.00

          Regular Registration (after September 14, 2005)  - $45.00

Please fax completed form to 443-287-7075 or send to: Johns Hopkins Center for Public Health Preparedness 615 N. Wolfe St., Room E2137, Baltimore, MD  21205  For more information, contact Jennifer Pudelko: jpudelko@jhsph.edu or 443-287-6735