The mental health impact of disasters like Michael, Irma or Maria

It’s a long road to recovery.

The mental health impact of disasters like Michael, Irma or Maria
Thu, 25 Oct, 2018 - 12:18

J. Brian Houston, University of Missouri-Columbia and Jennifer M. First, University of Missouri-Columbia

When major disasters hit, the first priority is to keep people safe. This process can involve dramatic evacuations, rescues and searches.

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