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Trauma Relief Committee |
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The Mission Statement of the ATFT Foundation Trauma Relief Committee (TRC)
is to provide professionally executed Thought Field Therapy Trauma Relief
and Trauma Relief Training where invited whenever financially and physically
possible. ATFT Members who wish to be considered for deployment will need
to fill out the form showing their interests and limitations, so that it
will be on file when Trauma Relief Teams are being formed. For more information on trainings necessary to participate in trauma relief efforts in conjunction with governmental agencies such as FEMA and the Red Cross, some or all of these on-line courses will need to have been completed.
TRC Deployments - Information
Below are links and informational documents as to the FEMA requirements
for agencies responding to emergencies.
FEMA states all personnel, regardless of role, should have at a minimum NIMS IS-700 and ICS-100. For emergency responders (which is where ATFT Foundation may more closely fall into depending on conditions) this requirement expands to include ICS-200. IS-800a is recommended at this level but not a requirement. Please contact the current TRC chair, Suzanne Connolly, LCSW, zanne@earthlink.net, regarding the needs for each deployment. All 4 courses: IS-700, IS-800a, ICS-100, and ICS-200 can be done on-line. If done on-line, we recommend to students to print out the exam and complete as they go along in the program as it makes it a lot easier. If people have a challenge doing the on-line version they can all be taught in the classroom setting. Obviously there is a cost savings for them to complete it on-line. The following articles about trauma relief were written by ATFT members:
Trauma Relief Committee (TRC) Members:
Chairperson
Suzanne, Connolly, LCSW,
Members
Paul Oas, PhD
Herb Ayers
Thomas Greenhalgh, Jr.
James McAninch
Dottie Webster
National Incident Management System: an Introduction Introduction to Incident Command Incident Command for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents National Response Plan: an Introduction Citizens Guide to Disaster Assistance Rwanda Quilting Project |
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