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Hurricane Michael It's Not Over
A Guide for Negotiating the Psychological Aftermath of Traumatic Experience
by William A. Zahler MSW
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Overview


Difficult days demand decisions of faith! The long-term consequences of surviving a traumatic event like Hurricane Michael can be substantial. The good news is that psychological resilience is a characteristic anyone can learn to cultivate!

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Description


Difficult days demand decisions of faith! Hurricane Michael—the Category 5 hurricane that made landfall at Panama City, Florida in October 2018—left in its wake $25 billion in damage from Central America to the US and untold human cost including 74 deaths. The long-term consequences of surviving a traumatic event can be substantial, encompassing everything from adjustment to property expense, long-term caregiving, post-traumatic stress disorder, and today's toxic culture. The good news is that psychological resilience is a characteristic anyone can learn to cultivate!
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About the author


Bill Zahler is a retired USAF Biomedical Sciences Corp officer, mental health care provider and Clinical Social Worker with degrees from the University of Miami (BA, 1970), Barry University (MSW, 1974) and University of Oklahoma (MPA, 1985). He is a Vietnam veteran: Bien Hoa AB, RVN, 1965-66.

He was on the staff of 8 Air Force medical centers and hospitals and held faculty positions at the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences and at Wright State University School of Medicine. He worked continuously as a mental health clinician from 1972 to 1998. From 1996-1998 he worked at the Chemical Addictions Recovery Effort (CARE) in Panama City, Florida as the Director of the Bay Outpatient Clinic and as a grant administrator. He has completed a Certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition from Cornell University and completed Dr. John McDougall's Starch Solution Certification Program.

He and his wife, Jean, live in Panama City Florida where he provides health and wellness seminars in the community. He is an active member of First Baptist Church, Panama City, Florida. Bill has been accepted as a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM), and is a Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional.

Bill is the author of four other books:

  • Health, Inertia, and Information: Why Are We Sick?' 2018.
  • Synergy and the Dynamics of Lifestyle Change, 2019.
  • Happy Immunity, 2022.
  • The Christianity Umbrella: Correcting the Toxic Relativism That Compromises The Church And Our Culture, 2023.
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Book details

Genre:PSYCHOLOGY

Subgenre:Psychopathology / Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Language:English

Pages:70

Paperback ISBN:9798350947403


Overview


Difficult days demand decisions of faith! The long-term consequences of surviving a traumatic event like Hurricane Michael can be substantial. The good news is that psychological resilience is a characteristic anyone can learn to cultivate!

Read more

Description


Difficult days demand decisions of faith! Hurricane Michael—the Category 5 hurricane that made landfall at Panama City, Florida in October 2018—left in its wake $25 billion in damage from Central America to the US and untold human cost including 74 deaths. The long-term consequences of surviving a traumatic event can be substantial, encompassing everything from adjustment to property expense, long-term caregiving, post-traumatic stress disorder, and today's toxic culture. The good news is that psychological resilience is a characteristic anyone can learn to cultivate!

Read more

About the author


Bill Zahler is a retired USAF Biomedical Sciences Corp officer, mental health care provider and Clinical Social Worker with degrees from the University of Miami (BA, 1970), Barry University (MSW, 1974) and University of Oklahoma (MPA, 1985). He is a Vietnam veteran: Bien Hoa AB, RVN, 1965-66.

He was on the staff of 8 Air Force medical centers and hospitals and held faculty positions at the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences and at Wright State University School of Medicine. He worked continuously as a mental health clinician from 1972 to 1998. From 1996-1998 he worked at the Chemical Addictions Recovery Effort (CARE) in Panama City, Florida as the Director of the Bay Outpatient Clinic and as a grant administrator. He has completed a Certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition from Cornell University and completed Dr. John McDougall's Starch Solution Certification Program.

He and his wife, Jean, live in Panama City Florida where he provides health and wellness seminars in the community. He is an active member of First Baptist Church, Panama City, Florida. Bill has been accepted as a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM), and is a Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional.

Bill is the author of four other books:

  • Health, Inertia, and Information: Why Are We Sick?' 2018.
  • Synergy and the Dynamics of Lifestyle Change, 2019.
  • Happy Immunity, 2022.
  • The Christianity Umbrella: Correcting the Toxic Relativism That Compromises The Church And Our Culture, 2023.
Read more