Anyone who pays attention to the news ... anyone who is contact with family and friends ... is aware that crisis situations of many kinds are happening all around us. When it happens to us, what can be done to help us handle the pain and memories and stre 

How do you handle a crisis situation when it comes into your life? Do you have someone you can talk to .. someone who has perhaps experienced something similar? Having someone to walk alongside you can be helpful. Scott Hicks concludes his discussion. 

Brent takes some time to look at the background of crisis and crisis management and different things that might help you. Some of you are in crises, or crisis, as part of your normal life so maybe some of this will be helpful as well. 

So what does a survivor really need? Now, as you think of ‘survivor’ you probably want to recall that in the last program I talked about people even where you live, which may be thousands of miles from the Indian Ocean, who have been experiencing symptom 

Disillusionment is the third stage of four of the psychological stages of a disaster. It occurs sometime after 2 months to one or two years after a particular crisis event. 

Brent is finishing up my series on crisis. I’m talking today about balance as a caregiver. I think that that’s a big problem for those of us that really want to help people. 

Edmund Spieker shares how God helped a family through when their teenage son died in a tragic accident. 

Crises occur and we are often left struggling with how to deal with the after effects especially as it affects our children. Often our kids have feelings of fear and anxiety. It is important we help them work through their feelings of fear and anxiety and 

What can we do to help our children feel safer after they have been through a life threatening event. In part 2 of this series Dr. Brent Lindquist helps us understand ways we can mkae our children feel safe again after going through a traumatic event. 

Crises do occur and we are often left struggling with how to deal with the aftereffects especially when it involves our children. On this program Dr. Brent Lindquist offers advice on how to help our children after a traumatic life threatening event. 

How will you behave in a crisis? Dr. Brent Lindquist asks how have you responded to crises in your past. That's an indication of how you might need to prepare. 

One organisation's motto is "Be Prepared." Today Dr. Brent Lindquist shares ways we can be prepared when crisis strikes. Dr. Lindquist shares practical advice that will allow us to actually be an encourager and consultant to help those who may be having m 

How do you think you'll do if you find yourself responsible for the care of others when crisis hits? On this concluding program in the series, Dr. Brent Lindquist offers suggestions and also continues his look at the ABC's of survivor mental health. 

On this concluding program in the series, Dr. Brent Lindquist offers some practical advice on calming down during a crisis and also how to pack a "Go-Bag" for your mind. 

Edmund Spieker says that in this world of conflict and unrest it is even more important for us to realize that only in God can we feel truly safe.