Psychosocial help in humanitarian context

A Guide for Humanitarian Aid Workers, Health Care Workers, Human Rights Workers, and Journalists Working with Traumatized Populations

Manual for mental health workers assisting survivors after a disaster

Guidelines to enable humanitarian actors to plan a response to mental health and psychosocial well-being in the midst of an emergency.

IASC recommandations for mental health and psychoscial support in humanitarian emergencies

This book offers a psychological approach to understanding the challenges of humanitarian assistance in social emergency situations

Guide for field workers developed by WHO

• Caring for Others, Caring for Yourself 2002
• Field Manual for Mental Health and Human Services Workers in Disasters 2000
• IASC Guidelines for humanitarian actors after emergencies 2007
• IASC What humanitarian workers should know 2010
• NOHA - Psychology in Humanitarian Assistance
• Press Release on Psychological First Aid 2016
• Psychological first aid 2011