More and more behavioral healthcare professionals and paraprofessionals are being asked to leave the relative comfort of their regular workplace and work in disaster scenarios. This timely publication is a field guide for behavioral health first and second responders. First and second responders will find information to help them respond to emergencies more effectively. Being unprepared will distract from your mission, from your satisfaction, and steer you away from responding in the future. This field guide is packed full of information, check lists, resources and data - many of them reproducible so you can take them with you into the field. Become a trusted professional by being prepared!