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“I Can’t Turn My Brain Off”: PTSD & Health Care Workers

Counselors at Risk –

May 16, 2020 – To address the ballooning problem, therapists who specialize in treating trauma are offering free sessions to medical workers and emergency responders nationwide. New York City has joined with the Defense Department to train 1,000 counselors to address the combat-like stress. Rutgers Health/RWJ Barnabas Health, a New Jersey system, just adopted a “Check You, Check Two” initiative, urging staff to attend to their own needs and touch base with two colleagues daily.

@NYTimes

Leonard Buschel

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