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How to Support Your Mental Health After a Natural Disaster | News Channel 3-12

METROPOLITAN CITY OF ROME, LAZIO, JUL 7 – Survivors often face anxiety, depression, and PTSD after disasters, with recovery potentially lasting months or years, especially for those with prior trauma or inadequate relief.

  • Experiencing a natural disaster can lead to psychological challenges such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder both during and following the event.
  • These issues arise because natural disasters are traumatic events causing loss and disruption, with recovery taking months or years depending on individual circumstances.
  • Therapists can provide short-term stress support and ongoing care for trauma-related concerns, while therapy helps people stay informed and set news boundaries to prevent overwhelm.
  • Brandy Chalmers, LPC, advises allowing yourself time away from current events to maintain inner calm and concentrate on aspects within your influence, promoting kindness toward yourself throughout the healing process.
  • Individuals experiencing difficulty managing their mental health after a disaster are encouraged to seek support, including reaching out to the confidential helpline available by calling 988 to assist in their recovery.
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Mental health impacts of natural disasters

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How to support your mental health after a natural disaster

Rula reports that natural disasters can severely impact mental health, causing anxiety, PTSD, and depression; seeking help and support is crucial for healing.

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