Spirit of 76: Who Takes Care of the Rescuer?

13 March 2009

I thought I would share an article regarding Critical Incident Stress.

Although it is aimed at the Diver, it covers situations and emotions we may experience.

http://www.alertdiver.com/articles.aspx?articleno=32&onpage=1

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