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therapeutic community: a standalone construct

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Disaster studies

the surge of solidarity, mutual help and lowered social barriers that often follows a disaster as survivors face a shared threat.

In disaster studies, therapeutic community refers to the surge of solidarity, mutual help and lowered social barriers that often follows a disaster as survivors face a shared threat. This meaning comes from Barton (1969) in Communities in disaster.[1]

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References

Barton, A. H. (1969). Communities in disaster. Anchor. ISBN 9780706233018

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