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Confronting Crises: The Employee's Perspective

Federal Judicial Center

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Confronting Crises: The Employee's Perspective

Crises such as the events of September 11 and the Oklahoma City bombing contribute to uncertainty and anxiety in the lives of court staff. This program addresses the sequence of emotions most of us experience in reacting to challenging situations. It provides examples of how court staff have reacted to unexpected challenges and offers steps they can take to prepare for future crises they may encounter. It features interviews and panel discussions with Judge David Russell (W.D. Okla.), Robert Dennis, clerk (W.D. Okla.), and members of his staff, Elaine Terenzi, chief, U.S. probation (M.D. Fla.), Sherri Carter, clerk (C.D. Cal.), Kathleen Farrell, clerk (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), Chris Porter, USPO (S.D.N.Y.), and Mark Maggio of the Federal Judicial Center, who provided crisis intervention services for court personnel after 9/11.

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Credit
Federal Judicial Center
Language
English
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