International Journal of Emergency Mental Health and Human Resilience
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Priscilla Mondt

Therapist, School of Psychology & Counseling, Regent University

Biography

I’m Priscilla Ph.D., Counseling Education and Supervision, Regent University. A lifetime of leadership in both the US Army (Retired) and Veterans Healthcare Administration (Retired), I understand systems and job stress. I am a combat Veteran of Desert Storm (82nd Airborne Division) and Iraqi Freedom (4th Infantry Division) and served with the United Nations Mission in Haiti. I served on the Pain Committee at the Veterans Healthcare Administration and know how physical suffering impacts mental health. As both clergy and therapist, I do my best work addressing how belief systems impact mental health.

Publications

The Mother Teresa Effect: The Modulation of Spirituality in using The CISM Model with Mental Health Service Providers

Mental health service providers are at risk of experiencing compassion fatigue, burnout, and vicarious traumatization as a result of working in difficult contexts or when working with individuals who have experienced trauma. Numerous studies have examined the mitigating factors in professional caregivers’ stress and related prevention strateg... Read More»

Mark Newmeyer, Benjamin Keyes, Sonji Gregory, Kamala Palmer, Daniel Buford, Priscilla Mondt and Benjamin Okai

Review Article: Int J Emerg Ment Health 2014,16: 104

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