Hurricane Sandy: The Psychological AftermathWhen a sudden, unanticipated catastrophe lands on your doorstep, there’s before and there’s after.

One day life is going on as it always has. The next day life deals you such a blow that nothing will ever be the same.

“It’s not supposed to be this way,” you wail. “How could this have happened? Someone, someone, please someone wake me from this horrific nightmare and tell me it’s all a dream.”

But no one does.

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Hurricane Sandy: The Psychological Aftermath

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  1. Aside from the physical and environmental effects of Superstorm Sandy. There are people who are also incapacitated because of the psychological trauma that the event has brought them.

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