A Personal–Professional Experience of Losing My Home to Wildfire: Linking Personal Experience with the Professional Literature

This article reports on the author's personal experience of losing forest fires in the house. This article is a self-narrative case study. The author uses the raw data of 400,076 words in the text of her blog and covers from fire night (June 28, 2012) until two years and three months (September 2014) after the fire. We selected 13 topics based on frequency (> 10%, n = 7) and significance (n = 6). This result reflects existing literature on disaster recovery. Over 10% of topics are included: existence and guilt caused by victim's accusation, overwhelming emotional and logistical aspects of property damage, concern about economic and financial problems, "normal" The necessity to understand recovery trajectory, the mutual relationship between community and individual Forcing self redefinition and recognizing its closure is an elusive multifaceted importance. The topics chosen to attract attention include the importance of privacy, the difficulty of developing rapid architecture, the lack of knowledge on how to participate in ritual greetings, the disclosure of adverse effects on others, the importance of federal disaster statements Sex, and excess of that anniversary. Anniversary itself. The authors conclude that flexibility and psychological balance can be achieved, especially in terms of counseling and social support. The authors are also seeking further research on "normal" restoration, especially process-oriented research. This helps to identify the trajectories of individuals and families who fight without major medical condition after a disaster but survive in the disaster.

The authors would like to thank the following people for their extensive and generous help in the recovery of our fire: Amy C. Hudnall of my sisters, friends, and colleagues, our friends and colleagues Neill F. Piland, Travel Insurance General Manager J. Erin Sweasy and Bruce Olenik of the Pocatello Regional Manager of Idaho State Environmental Quality Bureau and the long-term recovery organization of Charlotte Fire Volunteers

Note: I am neither a mental health expert nor a mental health expert. I commonly share this page and blog, but my thoughts and opinions are mine and should not be used to replace experts or your proposal. Intuition is your child 's parent.

There are two types of personal experience and professional experience. Mental health is one of the areas where your personal experience can be huge asset or huge damage depending on how you use it. On the other hand, occupational experience includes education, training, supervision and research. Everyone can take the course of schizophrenia, but that does not mean they know how schizophrenia looks. Is this really important? Does the therapist need to experience each illness to treat? Is this realistic too?

I am not a medical expert. The information on this website is not intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified medical professional, nor is it intended for medical advice. I have just published my personal experience and some of the general research I found about mainly mice. After consulting qualified medical experts, we recommend you make your own medical decision. If you choose to get into water quickly, please use common sense. If you plan to fast for more than 7 days, please consult your doctor. Especially if you are taking medications for type 2 diabetes, please consult your doctor. If you have eating disorders, please consult your doctor. If you experience any abnormal symptoms, please stop your fasting. If you do not know what "abnormal symptoms" are, please do research. Do not drink plenty of water, do not keep it fast for a long time

To be effective, treatment strategies to deal with stress and trauma should include cognitive, emotional and physical things - personal experiences as trauma survivors, therapists as a therapist Professional observation, and focus on reading aspects. In the course of working with the client, I helped create a series of self-care activities that they could involve for a long time - of course, we will connect the internal resources and build a sense of security Preliminary work was completed. This article starts with a series of self-care activities called Personalized Sustainability Program (ISP) in therapeutic language.