Vol. 8 No. 3 (2002)

• Letter from the Editor

  Jillian Jimenez

  2-3

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• Guest Editors' Introduction: 9/11: Professional Helpers Respond

  Alex Gitterman, Andrew Malekoff

  4-6

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• Saved by Each Other

  Deinse Germain Rabinowitz

  7-11

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• Rescue and Recovery: Providing Chrisis Intervention to the Families of the Victims of the World Trade Center Attack

  Grace A. Telesco

  12-18

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• To be of Use After September 11th: One Social Worker's Experience

  Jo Nol

  19-27

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• The Longest Day

  Andrew Malekoff

  28-35

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• Who Debriefs the Rest of Us?

  Edward P. Eismann

  36-39

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• Three Days: A Personal Memory

  Michael H. Phillips

  40-43

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• When Chrisis Hits Home: A Disaster Volunteer's Reponse

  Christine L. Plackis

  44-47

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• Reflections on 9/11: Related Disaster Mental Health Activites With Families of Flight 93

  John D. Weaver

  48-54

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• 9/11, Blood, and the Mosque

  Lloyd L. Lyter

  55-58

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• Six Months Later: A Therapist Remembers 9-11

  Michelle Emery Blake

  59-60

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• Where I Sat and What I Knew

  Michelle Simon

  61-62

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• A Lump in My Throat and a Gift from a Far Away Place

  Kathi Morse

  63-65

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• Surviving Firefighters

  Steve Haggerty

  66-70

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• What's an Old Conscientious Objector to Do?

  William E. Powell

  71-74

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• A Social Work Class as a Mutual Aid Group: In the Aftermath of 9/11

  Beatrice R. Plasse

  75-78

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• Reflections about Shadow Victims of 911

  Michelle S. Ballan

  79-83

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• Reflections from a Social Work Faculty on 9/11

  John Oliver, Cheryl D. Lee, Philip Tan, Paul Abels

  84-95

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