In any crisis situation, many people are going to go into shock. They will be stunned and unable to think or act clearly. Others will panic, acting irrationally, and perhaps even violently, to the situation. Helping people deal with this is a major skill we need if we're to help people work together to overcome the crisis. In this webinar, we'll start by talking about what you need to do to be prepared so that you can be calm during a crisis situation and help others to do so as well. The basic motto is, "if you are prepared you won't fear."

Then, we'll talk about how to help people with physical and emotional shock, including remedies we can give them to help them get back into their right minds, such as Rescue Remedy, Five-Flower Remedy, Distress Remedy, capsicum, arnica, red clover, and others. 

Finally, we'll discuss how to help people who are having a panic attack, so they can calm down and return to a rational state of mind. This will include remedies we can use for this such as lobelia, kava kava, and some of the remedies used for shock, as well as breathing techniques, listening skills, and prayer.  

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  • Abuse and Trauma
  • Shock