Psychological First Aid: A Toolkit
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1 Psychological First Aid: A Toolkit Laura McGladrey, PMHNP, FNP, MSN, RN, FAWM Paul Dreyer, WEMT, Counseling Masters
2 Workshop Objectives Define Psychological First Aid (PSA). Better understand basic brain science. Identify the five principles of PSA. Gain practical and usable PSA tools.
3 Really, we want TWO things Paradigm Shift Real Life Tools
4 Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Organized for rescuers after traumatic incidents. Industry Trends Participants are often required to participate. Participants are asked to re-live the stressor, the event, and thoughts and emotions during and after the event Research shows this may be detrimental to healing process
5 2002 Cochrane Review of Psychological Debriefing (PD) Rose, Bisson, & Wessely, 2003
6 Industry Trends Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Organized for rescuers after traumatic incidents. Participants are often required to participate. Participants are asked to re-live the stressor, the event, and thoughts and emotions during and after the event Research shows this may be detrimental to healing process Psychological First Aid (PSA) Developed by multiple agencies. Attempts to address the initial physiologic response to trauma and need for safety. Goal of mitigating long term stress injuries. Informed and supported by recent research
7 Psychological First Aid: Current Research Hobfoll et al Psychiatry 70:2007
8 Stress Injuries Objectives of first aid: Assess LIFE THREATS and preserve life Do no harm Treatment to mitigate future complications Decide on evac/referral to higher care
9 Basic Brain Science
10 Building the House Neo -Cortex Neo-Mammalian / Limbic System Reptilian Brain / Brain Stem Basic Functions
11 Basic Functions: Vital Organs Control Center Heart Rate Breathing Rate Visual Tracking Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Systems
12 Building the House Neo -Cortex Neo-Mammalian / Limbic System Reptilian Brain / Brain Stem Hormonal and Emotional Regulation Basic Functions
13 Hormonal and Emotional Regulation: Pain and Pleasure Intrinsic Memory Hormone Regulation Anger Panic Fear
14 Building the House Neo -Cortex Executive Functions Neo-Mammalian / Limbic System Reptilian Brain / Brain Stem Hormonal and Emotional Regulation Basic Functions
15 Executive Functions: Speech Attention Problem-Solving Creativity Working Memory Learning
16 Building the House Neo -Cortex Language/Ideas Executive Functions Neo-Mammalian / Limbic System Reptilian Brain / Brain Stem Emotions/Feelings Physical Sensations Hormonal and Emotional Regulation Basic Functions
17 A Normal, Adaptive Response to an Abnormal Situation Bear! Run! FEAR Hormone Release Activation of Fight of Flight Sympathetic response Increased Arousal
18 A Normal, Adaptive Response to an Abnormal Situation Not a bear whew ALL CLEAR Parasympathetic response Return to calm
19 Stress Injury Formation I m going to die ALL CLEAR FEAR Hormone Release Activation of Fight of Flight Sympathetic response Increased Arousal Response system overwhelmed Emotional Connection Helplessness
20 Sights Sounds Smells Sensations
21 Post Traumatic Stress Response Thoughts Visual Cues Sounds Hyper-arousal Smells Emotions Sensations Avoidance Negative Mood & Cognitions
22 Psychological First Aid: Current Research Hobfoll et al Psychiatry 70:2007
23 PSA Defined Psychological First Aid (PSA) is an evidenceformed modular approach to help in the immediate aftermath of disaster, terrorism or other significant trauma event. Goals: To reduce initial distress, and thus long-term morbidity To foster short- and long-term adaptive functioning and coping
24 The 5 Principles Safety Calming Hope Connection Self/Collecti ve Efficacy
25 SAFETY CREATE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT BY: Mitigating the scene as much as possible by reducing chaos and removing patients from perceived threats. Reflecting evidence of safety.
26 SAFETY Mitigating the scene as much as possible by reducing chaos and removing patients from perceived threats. o o Reflecting evidence of safety. DEMO Watch this short demonstration. Note where you see Safety
27 CALM CREATE CALM BY: Calming yourself first - being the dominant nervous system. Emphasizing the present, the practical, and the possible.
28 Communication Patient Responder This is Really Bad! English Calm Down Panic Elevated Heart Rate Elevated Resp. Rate Sweating Shaking Chinese Panic! Elevated Heart Rate Elevated Resp. Rate Sweating Shaking
29 Communicating CALM Patient Responder Things are Going to be Fine
30 Communicating CALM Patient Responder Things are Going to be Fine
31 Self- and Collective Efficacy Find a Partner close by to you. One Person: Share a Story The Other Person: Listen
32 Self- and Collective Efficacy CREATE SELF AND COLLECTIVE EFFICACY BY : Involving the person in problem-solving, self-care, and rescue - Asking people what else they can do and what they should not do. Recognizing and reminding people or existing strengths and past experiences.
33 CONNECTION CREATE CONNECTION BY: Building an on-scene relationship. Prioritizing and helping people. contact friends, family, loved ones (including pets) as soon as possible.
34 HOPE CREATE HOPE BY: Reflecting specific, accurate, positive facts and predictable, realistic steps. Personally maintaining and communicating hope.
35 The 5 Principles Safety Calming Hope Connection Self/Collecti ve Efficacy
36 Psychological First Aid Training 6 hour free certificate online course
37 List of References American Psychiatric Association (2013) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Ed. American Psychiatric Publishing, Washington, D.C. Hobfoll SE1, Watson P, Bell CC, Bryant RA, Brymer MJ, Friedman MJ, Friedman M, Gersons BP, de Jong JT, Layne CM, Maguen S, Neria Y, Norwood AE, Pynoos RS, Reissman D, Ruzek JI, Shalev AY, Solomon Z, Steinberg AM, Ursano RJ. Five essential elements of immediate and mid-term mass trauma intervention: empirical evidence. Psychiatry Winter;70(4): ; discussion doi: /psyc Psychological First Aid. Disaster Distress Helpline: Call or text TalkWithUs to Disasterdistress.sahmsa.gov Managing Intense Emotions, Psychological First Aid at National Center for PTSD at Rose, Bisson, & Wessely, 2003.A systematic review of single-session psychological interventions ('debriefing') following trauma. Psychother Psychosom Jul-Aug;72(4): Siegel, D. J. (2010), Mindsight, Random House, New York, NY
38 Thanks! Laura McGladrey Paul Dreyer
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