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Centers Specializing in Trauma and the Workplace,, ranging from the United States to Australia to Germany. These centers often provide crisis intervention services to organizations and companies, help businesses develop crisis plans, and work with management as well as staff.

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Centers for Holocaust Survivors and Their Families, stress, Holocaust survivors and their families were experiencing the long-term aftereffects of their horrendous experiences. Yael Danieli’s research (1988,1998) and work with survivors and their families was the impetus for others and gave the prototype for survivor-related programs. Several of these programs are described in this chapter.