Accessing some of these documents requires the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have this free software, you may install it by clicking here: Adobe Acrobat Reader. The ODMHSAS Yellow Pages   Blue Ribbon Task Force  Recommendations - Executive Summary   Children's Partnership for Behavioral Health Goals and Action Plan   2007 Emergency Detention Manual   ODMHSAS Affirmative Action Plan Fiscal Year 2006    Title 43A Mental Health Law   Coping with Disaster: How to Help Yourself and Others         After Disaster: A Guide for Parents and Teachers After Disaster: What Teens Can Do Just for Kids: When Something Bad Happens Older Adults: Stronger Than Sorrow After Disaster: Understanding Traumatic Grief What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? After a Disaster:  A Guide for Families* After a Disaster:  A Guide for Parents and Teachers After a Disaster:  Understanding Common Human Responses* * Spanish language versions available  (Open Publication and Click on The Spanish Language Image to the Left, or Click on an Image Above) A wealth of other disaster mental health resources are available from a variety of sources. Click on the following links to access some of these materials. Federal Emergency Management Agency Bereavement Materials American Psychiatric Association Resources American Psychological Association Resources University of Illinois Extension Disaster Resources National Organization for Victim Assistance Materials National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Materials STARRS Support, Training, Advocacy, Relationships, Resources & Skills Oklahoma Systems of Care Initiative Youth Skill Building Curriculum

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