Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2022

New ideas, new studies, new reviews—all bring such important information to our readers. And this volume is no diferent. Joins us s we discuss COVID-19, suicide among our youths, mental health issues in children, and spirituality.

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Judith Reveal
A guide to following the articles in Volume 4, Issue 2
Editorial
Editorial Column
Victor Welzant
In this issue we present discussions on the pandemic, spirituality i the workplace, and mental health issues in children and youths.
Scholarly reviews
DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH PROTOCOLS IN RESPECT TO CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Kalia Koutouvalis
The need for disaster mental health has increased as the causes of trauma have only grown in the midst of a pandemic, in addition to ongoing environmental and humanitarian instances
Scholarly reviews
JOB SATISFACTION AND SPIRITUALITY IN THE WORKPLACE: A CASE STUDY IN RESILIENCE
Suzanne T. Pont
This study provided the first insights into the relationship between team spiritual interconnectedness in the NFP sector
Case studies
THE BENEFITS OF COVID-19 FOR CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN AMERICAN CHURCHES
Gabrielle L. Vesely
Although many successful for-profit businesses have adopted the ideas of crisis management and written plans for emergencies, many churches are still struggling to think beyond just crisis response
Meta-analyses
SURVEILLANCE OF NONFATAL AND FATAL SELF-HARM AMONG YOUTHS AND YOUNG ADULTS — UNITED STATES, 2008–2017
Giorvanni MerilisShane JackAlex Crosby
This study informs suicide prevention efforts among youths and young adults
Scholarly reviews
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF CLINICIANS’ SHARED TRAUMA DURING COVID-19
Brittany Stahnke
This systematic review of shared trauma focuses on the quantitative, qualitative, and mixed scholarship that has taken place across the world since the 2020 emergence of COVID-19.

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