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1. Working with traumatic material: effects on Holocaust Memorial Museum staff

Author

McCarroll, James E., Blank, Arthur S., Jr., and Hill, Kathryn

Subjects
Psychic trauma -- Research, Volunteer workers in museums -- Psychological aspects, Health, Psychology and mental health, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

Preparation for the opening of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., in April 1993, exposed workers to potentially disturbing personal artifacts of Holocaust victims and other reminders of the horrors of the Holocaust. The process of psychological consultation is described, and the resultant approaches to interventions designed to lower distress among museum workers and volunteers are discussed.

Published
1995

3. Never forget

Author

Rosenblatt, Roger

Subjects
Children -- Psychological aspects, Family and marriage, General interest, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

The Holocaust Museum offers children a chance to learn about history so mistakes of the past will not be repeated. Children can often handle input adults perceive as negative so parents should not shelter children.

Published
1994

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