Jonathan Bundt
- Jan 27, 2019
- 1 min read

2016 Disaster Behavioral Health Conference.

This year’s overall theme was “Footprint of Disasters: Acknowledging the Community Within”.

Topics Included:

Accent Signage: How Does a Company RecoverMapping the Mind of a First
Responder: Coming to Terms with the Reality of Cumulative Stress
Bird Flu Panel: Understanding the Impact
St Louis Park Schools: Healing a Community
Local Updates: West Metro FAC Response Team and Statewide Exercise

We look forward to sharing the content of these topics with you. Contact Jonathan

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