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Rapid mental health response to mass trauma: Lessons from the September 11 Pentagon attack

Rapid mental health response to mass trauma: lessons from the 9/11 pentagon attack

Rapid response strategies for mass trauma, such as mobile therapy teams, a family support center, and after-action review meetings, provided key lessons that shaped subsequent best practices.

The abstract for this talk introduces the symposium as a whole, jointly organized by the World Psychiatric Association’s Military Psychiatry and Disaster Psychiatry Sections. The symposium examines theoretical frameworks, lessons from past emergencies, and strategies addressing the psychological consequences of global crises, mass violence, and war-related trauma. This presentation shares lessons from the September 11 Pentagon attack and details rapid mental health response strategies, including mobile therapy teams, a Family Support Center, and after-action review meetings that informed best practices and publications. Other talks in the symposium address building resilience in emergencies such as war and natural disasters through community-based psychosocial support, psychological first aid, clinical care, preparedness, and the integration of mental health into disaster risk reduction. The symposium also presents outcomes of the ESTAIR program in veterans with long-standing complex post-traumatic stress disorder, alongside the efficacy, safety, and protocol variability of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for war-related post-traumatic stress disorder. Overall, the symposium aims to offer a multidisciplinary approach for populations exposed to extreme stressors by bringing together resilience building, rapid mental health response, innovative evidence-based treatments, and the evolving potential of neuromodulation.

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