A Mental Health Coordinator Helps People Recover From Disasters in Florida

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By Yale Climate ConnectionsNov 10, 2020, 1:56 pm269 pts
From broken buildings to uprooted trees, extreme weather can leave behind a lot of visible damage. But there is invisible damage, too. Many survivors face mental health struggles after a storm. "They've experienced traumatic loss, fear, displacement. It's very traumatizing, and that's an abnormal feeling," says…

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