Recent disasters in Sri Lanka: lessons learned.

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Abstract
Sri Lanka has faced several disasters in the recent past, both manmade and natural. The mental health and psychosocial consequences have been felt at the individual, family, and collective levels. Individuals developed normal distress, posttraumatic stress disorder, depression, or alcohol abuse. There were changes in family and social processes causing a tearing of the social fabric, lack of social cohesion, disconnection, mistrust, hopelessness, dependency, lack of motivation, powerlessness, and despondency. Because of the widespread nature of mental health needs, a community approach would reach the most number of people.
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Authors Somasundaram, Daya;
Journal the psychiatric clinics of north america
Year 2013
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10.1016/j.psc.2013.05.001
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disaster war tsunami collective trauma community approaches

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