Weanne Estrada
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 15 Jul
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And not everyone in crisis will need therapy, but they will all need support of some kind.
And we need to be able to match the intervention with the need.
Because if we give everybody therapy, it will overwhelm the specialist services.
If we just give people basic care, then we're leaving people with more significant needs out of the equation.
And so what we have for mental health is we call it the MHPSS pyramid.
And each level of the pyramid provides a different type of support.
So at the most basic level, we have basic services and security.
At the most basic level, people need safety, right?
They need stability.
They need access to essential services.
Because in crisis settings, stress is not just because of the trauma that they've experienced to get to this point, but it's also by ongoing conditions that they're living in.
There's lack of shelter, food insecurity, uncertainty.
And so for ADRA, one of the basic things we do is we make sure that we provide food, water, shelter and health care first.
And while those may not be traditionally seen as mental health interventions, they do have a direct impact on well-being.
So like that's the first level.
And then we go to the second level, which is all about community and family supports, because crisis often disrupts social networks.
Families may be separated.
People's roles are lost.
And so at ADRA, we focus on rebuilding and strengthening those social systems.
Things like reuniting families, maybe building child-friendly spaces so that children who have lost access to like schooling and safe places will have a safe space to play.
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