Task 1:

Need Responses to 2 Posts Relating to Discussion 3 from the below Question Link:

https://www.homeworkmarket.com/questions/need-responses-to-3-discussions-on-separate-files-12-hours-a-work-please-check-the-rubic-attached 

Discussion Response Guidelines:

• Acknowledge your classmates’ posts.
• Build upon these posts by providing additional details, ideas, and perspectives.
• Conclude with a question or new idea to further stimulate the discussion.

Discussion posts should always be thoughtful and courteous.

Task 2:

Need Discussion Main Post.

Discussion Instructions ( Discussion Critical Incident End of Chapter16 ):

Follow the instructions below to participate in this discussion forum. NOTE: Do not post attachments!

• Copy the discussion prompts below (highlight the text, right-click, and select Copy).
• Create a new thread using your last name and module number (Example: Smith_Module1).
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• Answer the following: After posting your original response, read other postings and post a response to at least two classmates using the following ABC Approach.

What are some of the reactions to traumatic stress seen in the community described in the critical incident?

Critical Incident: As a member of a team of Native American mental health professionals and traditional spiritual

leaders (hereafter called “the Team”), I have had the opportunity to respond to community crises in

Native communities. Often these responses have come after communities have experienced clusters of

youth suicides. The following is a description of one of those responses.

The health director of a remote tribal community of approximately 2,500 contacted and met with the

Team leaders (one of the community’s traditional spiritual/cultural leaders and me, a clinical

psychologist). She described the occurrence of 17 youth suicides in the community, all by hanging,

over a 2-month period. Most members of the community had been affected directly in some way, and

some families had lost more than one child. Service providers and first responders in the community

were overwhelmed and exhausted as suicide attempts were continuing almost every day. Community

leaders had sent the health director to request that the Team respond as soon as possible to help stop

the suicide attempts and help the community begin a healing process.