This book summarizes the results of an extensive study and answers the following questions:

• What can be experienced as a stressful situation?
• What exactly does "stress" mean in this context?
• And what are helpful support options?
• What is a "debriefing"? How should it be structured and conducted?
  It clarifies the difference from other counseling formats, distinguishes it from therapy, and describes how people can emerge stronger from a stressful experience.

Autorentext

Dr. Karl-H. Richstein: studied Psychology, and Theology in Mainz and Jerusalem, as well as Management in Darmstadt. Earned a PhD with a focus on aviation psychology. For over 30 years, he has flown as a pilot in multi-engine, IFR, and aerobatics aircraft. Works at a major hospital and runs a private practice as a therapist, supervisor, and mediator. Serves as a consultant to numerous aviation companies. Research Focus:

• «Supporting individuals affected by aviation accidents and critical incidents» and
• «Implementing Peer Support Systems in the aviation and healthcare sectors».