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Understanding your reaction to the disaster

Each person reacts differently to experiences.

Here's some general information about normal reactions to trauma.

Emotional trauma

Guidelines to normal emotional reactions

Getting help and monitoring yourself

Dealing with the effects of trauma (PDF, 226Kb).

If this doesn't seem helpful, call 1800 199 008. Staff can help you or direct you to a professional service.

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