CISD

Critical incident stress debriefing; critical incident stress defusing.

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In her 10 years as a facilitator on the Hillmorton CISD team, Nolan has learnt that no two debriefings are the same.

Caring for colleagues through debriefing

Evidence of the therapeutic factors supports the conclusion that CISD has both affective and cognitive positive impact on those who participate.

Critical incident stress debriefing and pediatric nurses: an approach to support the work environment and mitigate negative consequences

To inform this series of investigations, the second author on this study collaborated with the CISD Research Department on the dataset used to conduct a detailed analysis of the educational experiences of African American males within this district.

Definition, identification, identity, and culture: a unique alchemy impacting the success of gifted African American millennial males in school

Critical incident stress debriefing: an operations manual for CISD, defusing and other group crisis intervention services.

Una revision acerca del debriefing como intervencion en crisis y para la prevencion del TEPT (trastorno de estres postraumatico)

Research on CISD is useful but limited because it mainly deals with group debriefing provided several days to weeks after the traumatic event (Rauch, Hembree, & Foa, 2001).

On-scene mental health counseling provided through police departments

The facilitator then asks each participant, in turn, to describe what happened during the trauma in order "to make the whole incident come to life again in the CISD room" (fact phase) (Mitchell, 1983).

Hypnotherapy under fire: efficacy of heart-centered hypnotherapy in the treatment of Iraq war veterans with posttraumatic stress

CISD was designed for and is best received by emergency personnel.

Can medications prevent PTSD in trauma victims? Extinguishing the process that trauma sets in motion may avoid chronic anxiety

Morrow (2002) described a modified version of a group CISD, which has been altered to focus on grief and loss issues after a death.

Dealing with the aftermath: a qualitative analysis of mental health social workers' reactions after a client suicide

CISD is a structured small group process that consists of seven stages in which participants discuss their reactions and feelings following the witnessing of a tragic or violent event.

Helping students cope in an age of terrorism: strategies for school counselors

CISD is a generic protocol used often by briefly trained practitioners, originally developed to mitigate stress for emergency staff.

Post-trauma: is evidence-based practice a fantasy?

Rio Grande City CISD teachers have embraced the technology so completely that Garza notes that the tools have changed the fabric of evaluations themselves, making tests something students actually look forward to.

In their hands: handheld devices empower teachers with assessment data they can put to immediate use

CISD was introduced in 1974 for military personnel and emergency workers, but it is often applied inappropriately in the business sector to individuals, for whom the methodology was not intended.