BIG HORN BASIN HEALTHCARE COALITION
Region 5
SERVING BIG HORN, HOT SPRINGS, PARK, and WASHAKIE COUNTIES
WYOMING
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Following an emergency event, it is common for individuals and families in and
around the affected region to experience distress and anxiety about safety,
health, and recovery.
People may display symptoms and reactions such as:
*Emotional symptoms such as irritability or excessive sadness.
*Cognitive dysfunction such as difficulty making decisions or following directions.
*Physical symptoms such as headache, stomach pain, or difficulty breathing.
*Behavioral reactions such as consuming more alcohol or interpersonal conflict.
*Failure to adhere to needed physical or psychiatric medication needs.
*Behavioral Health Concerns Affecting Survivors and Responders.
Excerpt taken from the following:
https://www.phe.gov/Preparedness/planning/abc/Documents/disaster-behavioralhealth.
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