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1. Sandy Creek High School, already undefeated and ranked No. 2 in Class AAA, just got better. The Fighting Patriots (9-0) this week became the unexpected recipient of a possible four-star college football prospect. Quinteze Williams, a 6-foot-5, 250-pound junior, transferred to Sandy Creek from Atlanta's Westlake High. He enrolled last Friday, started classes on Monday and is expected to play for his new school this Friday against Stockbridge.
"I didn't know anything about him," Sandy Creek coach Chip Walker said. "I just knew here was this big, new kid. I asked him the other day if he had any offers and he started rattling off Auburn, Ole Miss, Louisville and Kentucky. I got calls from Notre Dame yesterday and had talks with Tennessee and Georgia already. I had no idea."
Walker said Williams' family recently moved into the school district. "I think a job played into it," Walker said. "I know they liked our school system and our school. I don't know if [Williams] is a difference-maker or not but he's got a chance to help us."
Initially, Walker has Williams penciled in at tight end and defensive end. But other than possibly goal-line situations he's not sure how much he'll be able to play initially.
"He's got to pick up the terminology and learn the plays and all that," Walker said. "We've seen enough of him to know he's got a lot of raw talent. How much we'll be able to use him just depends on how it goes. But he'll be able to help us."
2. Meanwhile, Sandy Creek will be getting one of its best players back this week as well. Quarterback Ronnie Bell had to sit out last week's 10-0 win over Fayette County due to a disciplinary suspension from school. He has since been reinstated to the team and will start this Friday. The Fighting Patriots are 21-3 with Bell as their starting quarterback.
3. By the time he has to pick a college, Eddie Printz Jr., is going to have a good idea what he wants. Just a sophomore at Lassiter, the 6-foot-3, 200-pound quarterback is already being recruited and taking visits. He has already visited Georgia, Clemson, Newberry College and South Carolina. This weekend he's heading to Auburn, next week he's at Alabama and he plans to go to Tennessee sometime after that.
Make no mistake about it: For Printz, these are business trips. "When I watch the warmups, I look for a few things," he said. "The first thing is the players and to see how they talk with the coaches. The next thing I look for when the game is going on is how the coaches work with the players. It has been good because I have been able to watch all of the teams in close games as well as big wins."
Printz's father also records all the TV games his schools of interest are playing so they can break down the games later to see which systems may fit him the best.
Printz said he is nowhere close to picking a favorite team. He leads 1,805 yards passing and 16 TD passes. The Trojans play Etowah on Friday.
3. D.J. Hill, a three-star linebacker from Newton High in Covington, committed to Virginia this week, according to several published reports. Hill (6-0, 210) chose the Cavaliers over several offers, including Ole Miss, Southern Miss and Vanderbilt. Hill was on hand in Charlottesville last weekend when Virginia knocked off Miami. More on Hill later.
4. Breshad Perriman, one of the best wide receivers in DeKalb County, recently took a trip to Central Florida and is strongly considering committing to the Knights. This despite also having an offer from Miami, his father's alma mater.
"There's a good chance," Perriman told the Orlando Sentinel in a story this week. "Right now they are [leading] by a good bit."
Breshad Perriman (6-2, 180) is a senior at Arabia Mountain High. He has also attended school at Heritage and M.L. King. He is the son of former Hurricanes and NFL star receiver Brett Perriman. Brett Perriman had more than 6,000 yards receiving while playing for the Saints, Lions, Chiefs, and Dolphins from 1988-97.
5. Quayvon Hicks, a 6-foot-2, 252-pound junior defensive line at Pierce County, picked up his second college offer from Miami this week, according to Chad Simmons of Scout.com. Tennessee was Hicks' first offer. Here's some video.
6. After landing a commitment from five-star offensive tackle Brandon Shell this week and as one of the leaders for defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, arguably the No. 1 prospect in America, South Carolina is clearly one of the hottest teams in the South recruiting wise. Now the Gamecocks are suddenly in it for a Notre Dame commitment.
DE Ben Councell (6-5 230) of Asheville, N.C., has been committed to the Irish since June. But according to PalmettoSports.com, Councell made an unofficial visit to South Carolina for the Tennessee game. And now he's reconsidering his option. "He's still committed to Notre Dame but wants to make sure and cover all his bases," his coach, Steve Laws, told PalmettoSports. "South Carolina is the other school he likes a lot. He's trying to make a decision on if he's still committed to Notre Dame."
7. Some more sad news North Carolina powerhouse Butler High. The Bulldogs' star running back Deion Walker was charged in a fatal car accident that took the life of a 51-year-old motorcycle rider. Walker, who had 23 touchdowns this year, was charged with death by vehicle and driving without a license. Walker, a three-star prospect who was being evaluated by Georgia Tech, quit the football team this week while he deals with the tragedy.
Butler is where Georgia commitment Christian LeMay starred as a junior last season. The quarterback quit the team rather than face a month-long suspension for a violation of the school system's code of conduct and is completing his high school coursework privately.
8. Antonio Richardson, the top prospect in Tennessee and one of Georgia's offensive line targets, recently transferred from Ensworth School to Pearl-Cohn High, according to this story in the Nashville Tennessean. He will be ineligble to play football anymore due to TSSAA transfer rules. The 6-foot-6, 307-pound lineman has offers from more than 30 schools, including Tennessee and Alabama. The hope is that Richardson can improve his grade-point average in order to be eligible for college, his father told The Tennessean.
9. Milton High four-star shooting guard Dai-Jon Parker will announce his choice Friday night at 9:30 p.m live on something called CourtCred.com. The 6-foot-3 athlete, who once was a college football prospect as a wide receiver, could end up anywhere in the continental United States. He will choose between Georgia, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Rhode Island and Vanderbilt.
10. THIS & THAT: Union Grove DB D.J. White added an offer from Auburn to the ones he had from Georgia Tech, Oklahoma and Virginia Tech, according to Scout.com. . . . Junior running back Kenno Loyal of Columbia HS will visit UGA on Saturday, Scout reports. . . . Harris County junior DE Jordan Jenkins will be at Florida State on Saturday, according to Scout.
November 4th, 2010
10:12 am
Tell Barnbreath he is a pantywaist. He is also a waste of good air.
November 4th, 2010
10:16 am
November 4th, 2010
10:18 am
It's nice to see the $750,000 Todd Grantham got was well spent. Shutout Vandy to make your stats look good, but can't stop even bad offenses like FL & CO. Intensity and class aren't mutually exclusive, like Mark Richt thinks. Grantham is the right coach for Richt's thugs, they'll run it up against Idaho State and lay down like dogs to Auburn, it's who they are, the Fulmer Cup, 4-5, Damon Evans, 3 – 18, Todd Grantham, this is a team only a redneck dropout could love.
November 4th, 2010
10:19 am
Chip, whats the deal. You just teasing us with the first six?
November 4th, 2010
10:21 am
Hey thanks for making a rambling wreck retarded post on a recruiting page that has nothing to do with anything you wrote. I love it make useless posts. Thanks a lot.
November 4th, 2010
10:30 am
To the troll, if you want to get technical Georgia hasn't "layed down" against anyone all year. All of our loses were close games.
November 4th, 2010
10:30 am
None of these star recruits coming to Athens? Dang. We need to hit the recruiting trail a little harder.
November 4th, 2010
10:45 am
none of these are actually star recruits.
November 4th, 2010
11:08 am
Hey chip glad see you talk about recruiting again i know you have to report those negative stories but this is relief
November 4th, 2010
11:11 am
Not shocked that Miami can't close even a legacy. Great write up by my friends at Tomahawk Nation why Miami is sliding into irrelevance and why Florida State is thriving because of it:
November 4th, 2010
11:13 am
"We hit and run this state, with red underwear in our pocket"—- We understand that your elevator does not quite make it to the top floor, but could you spare us your mindless drivel?
November 4th, 2010
11:13 am
i think you hit 'send' a little prematurely.
i would tell you to think about 'football' to help avoid it from happening, but i don't think that would actually help.
November 4th, 2010
11:20 am
Chip, Georgia graduates their top 2 fullbacks this year and hasn't recruited any the last few years including this year.What gives?Is it a change in offensive philosophy?
November 4th, 2010
11:30 am
Lol – Don't get waxed by V Tech tonight Bugs, they couldn't even beat James Madison or Dolly Madison or something.
November 4th, 2010
11:30 am
I hope UGA will offer Kenno Loyal i heard this guy is the real deal i know we are focused on Crowell but we have to have plan b just in case .
November 4th, 2010
11:41 am
d.elliott. i know Alexander Olgetree is a fullback and seems very good but UGA has about 4 or so guys coming back at the fullback spot next year. most of them will need to add about 10 to 15 pounds which is easy to do in college sports in 1 year. no worries from the fullback spot. UGA has it covered and they always will since they run a pro style offense
November 4th, 2010
11:49 am
The Dogs need to start offering somebody. Where I'm looking, we are already behind in offering players for the 2012 season. That's is another reason we keep losing out on the big time players. Seems like we are a day late and a couple of dollars short when it comes to getting the jump on recruiting. We need to stockpile top RBs because our cupboard is empty. We still don't have a RB commitment for the 2011 campaign and we are holding our breaths on Crowell and he might not come here. We need to do a better job in pursuing top athletes and getting them locked in. We all no that none of that really matters until NSD, but it's still nice to know if we can get early verbals to boost our recruiting effort. The state of the UGA program needs to be reevaluated from the Strength and Conditioning coach to the offensive staff to the Recruiting Coordinator. People are nice but, that doesn't bring in top recruits or win National Championships.
November 4th, 2010
11:57 am
ryan, I beleive Kenno Loyal is a 2012 prospect. We can recruit him for plan B if the big Jones kid doesn't sign with us next year.
November 4th, 2010
12:18 pm
LagDawg… Don't worry we are offering others. We get so many early recruits that as signing day gets closer you don't hear much from UGA. Personally, I don't think they should be allowed to offer Jr's until late spring of their Jr year anyway. Just my 2 cents. We are doing fine and there are enough people on here that have an inside track on what's going on in recruiting. Chip, you do a great job in keeping us all up to date on the recruiting front. Thanks and Go Dawgs
November 4th, 2010
12:22 pm
1eyedjack your right Matt Jones is UGA's to loose it looks good for us to get Crowell if Richt stays there should be a plan b for 2011 because we have no depth at RB .
November 4th, 2010
12:26 pm
Looks to me like Georgia has been laying the groundwork for a great class. You have to look at the timing of the commitments and the targets that are left. UGA got early commitments from their targets that made their choices early. Now they are looking at 2012 and beyond as well as some potential last minute offers, while keeping in contact with 2011 recruits that do not plan to make any announcement until an All American game or beyond. When you target a lot of 4 and 5 star recruits, a lull at this time in actual commitments is perfectly normal. No worries.
Go Dawgs!
November 4th, 2010
12:40 pm
Thanks Matthews Dawg and NewnanDawg yea Richt has done a much better job this year in instate recruiting than last year if we play decent against Auburn and Tech just might be enough . GO DAWGS !
November 4th, 2010
1:17 pm
Good article Chip, but you cant fool me:
#9 was the same exact post as your ten @ ten on Tuesday!
November 4th, 2010
1:29 pm
Any thoughts on the bugs game tonight? I may actually watch them play??? Wait,,, must be a high school game on or Classic Football. Scratch that….
November 4th, 2010
1:35 pm
I have predicted for years that USCe is a sleeping giant If they somehow get to Atlanta look for that game to blow the lid off of the program. I could see USCe going on a 3 or 4 year run as SEC East champs. Spurrier is about to earn his money.
November 4th, 2010
1:52 pm
transferred to Sandy Creek from Atlanta's Westlake High. He enrolled last Friday, started classes on Monday and is expected to play for his new school this Friday against Stockbridge.
Whaaaat? Thats legal? LOL wow only in Georgia! LOL 6′5″ 250!! &%$#&*($#!!^)%
November 4th, 2010
2:00 pm
Being a Florida grad, I watched this years game again last night on cbs sports, guess which team won?
Talk your excuses and trash to Tech, Vandy and Idaho State, but don't bring it here. Or, to Tennessee haven't they owned you for 20 years and all time? Or, Alabama, or LSU, or ………….
November 4th, 2010
2:23 pm
Buzz RB for everyone to keep an eye out for in 2012 is T.J. Yeldon our of Daphne, AL. Look at the film on this kid. WOW. 6′2, 205, runs a 4.4 40. Would be a great addition for us to add to Delmarick Pender (5* lock, Nole commit) in the '12 class…
November 4th, 2010
2:23 pm
You flunk and fall on you face with red underwear in your pocket….stick to what you know….Oh wait you don't know jack s#$t!!
November 4th, 2010
2:31 pm
If Spurrier makes to the Dome and wins he will retire he just can't do it much longer but if he looses to Florida and misses out on Dome he may stay 2 more years because he wants to beat his old team bad on go out on a high note.
November 4th, 2010
2:32 pm
naganole, so what happens now in the Atlantic? Can NC State close the deal and make it to Charlotte (I am of course assuming that Maryland is not legit and will lose at least two of their last four). Just curious what you think happens (not necessarily what you want to happen, I think I can figure that out )
November 4th, 2010
2:44 pm
@GT Sambo Doubtful. They still play @Clemson this week and @UNC. Vegas has them as dogs in both. We're favored in every game left on our schedule. They could, but NC State plays much worse on the road (see:ECU game lol)
November 4th, 2010
2:45 pm
@ryan Spurrier isn't going anywhere. USCe is stacked, and this '11 class might be his best class ever, including any class he ever pulled at UF. 3 years at least…
November 4th, 2010
2:47 pm
Hey Chip Ronnie Bell from sandy creek is 23-1 as a starter hey mhc tiger VERY LEAGAL we are 9-0 you thing we need to take that kind of risk
November 4th, 2010
2:52 pm
Chip or anybody else,
I saw this quote in a write-up about Hakeem Flowers regarding GT
"the coaches told me that they are not allowing any official visits for all recruits for the entire month of November, but that they'll pick it back up again in December."
Curious, is that just a timing thing where they are busy with season and they expect that most of the HS kids are busy with their seasons as well? Are other schools doing similar things as well?
November 4th, 2010
2:54 pm
Not much Chatter about Dawgs…..After last years small class, players kicked off team and big senior class leaving, Dawgs ought to sign 28, the Max…..I think we have room for 12, maybe 14 spots open…..WHERES the beef ?
November 4th, 2010
2:54 pm
naganole, I think you are probably right, but anything can happen. I actually find it hilarious when the ESPN guys talk about the ACC "wheel of destiny" mostly because its so true.
November 4th, 2010
2:56 pm
naganole i said if he makes to the Dome and wins he may retire i said if he may have 2 or 3 more years in him to coach if wants to coach for a long time its his decision i am just stating an opinion .
November 4th, 2010
2:58 pm
Matthews Dawg…i agree, wish there was a rule about when an offer could be made…seems like we are offering them out of middle school now…NewnanDawg…good point, the dawgs are doing just as you said…they pretty much know how this class is going to finish out…which means there may be a silent commit from a couple…they are working hard on closing out strong with this class and i think we all know who the main targets are…but they are in good shape for the 2012 class early on…also of note….i don't care much for allowing these high school kids to transfer in season to another school, i know there may be some circumstances where this would have to be allowed, but i just don't like it, it opens up to many opportunities for some unethical practices…i remember back in the day my family moved to the other side of the county, no big deal right, wrong, i was practicing with the basketball team at the time, when our principle informed me that due to georgia high school rules i would not be able to play even though we had moved across county…i had to sit out that year…i know the rules have changed alot since that time, but it still doesn't sit well with me as i see kids transferiing, parents getting apartments in certain counties but their home is still located somewhere else…i guess what i'm saying is that people are able to get around some of the rules regarding transferring….just so i set the record strainght, i'm not saying this was the case with the young man mentioned in the article above…i just think it opens up alot of practices that get around the rules at times…
November 4th, 2010
3:06 pm
Okay mutt fans. Pick the one that doesn't belong: Georgia, Clemson, Newberry College, South Carolina, Auburn, Alabama, and Tennessee.
Be careful. You might not know enough about the Wolves.
November 4th, 2010
3:12 pm
@ryan I'm just stating my opinion, bro. Not calling you wrong. Who knows, maybe he starts having esophageal spasms and retires, then unretires, then leads his program to the gutter…
November 4th, 2010
3:13 pm
@GT Sambo GT finds it's destiny tonight. Good luck, man…
November 4th, 2010
3:23 pm
Les W. Moore its about recruiting to day we are not going fall in your trap go some were else .
November 4th, 2010
3:31 pm
Knows Football…The mighty get mightier. I'll tell my son to wear his rib protector! LOL
We are gonna strap them helmets on and hopefully play as well as we did last week. Might surprise you folks. The brats will be simmering Boston style at 5pm. look for the smoke to the right side of the entrance and come and enjoy one! LOL
so did this kid play for westlake at all this year? If he didnt I can understand that rule but if he played say last week for westlake he shouldnt be elligible for another team. Thats a** backward! No wonder there are so many recruiting issues and infractions.
November 4th, 2010
4:00 pm
naganole, thanks for the vote of confidence for the men from Georgia Tech. Wish I could say I was confident about this game. Weather looks like it could be an issue, otherwise I would be sure that this would be a shootout. Because I don't think we can stop them, and I don't think they can stop us.
November 4th, 2010
4:03 pm
Its okay that #9 is a repeat because there are two number 3's….
November 4th, 2010
4:24 pm
It's amazing how immature some people can be on a RECRUTING BLOG! Really? Some of you need to get a life. Your social skills are suffering. You know who I'm talking too.
Why do you let immature "adults" post negative/irrational comments that have absolutely nothing to do with the article? If I were you, I would ban these losers. Otherwise you are going to lose the loyal readers who actually care about recruiting. Just some food for thought.
November 4th, 2010
4:48 pm
naganole…any info on who Yeldon's leader is or is it too early right now…haven't heard that much about him, is he kind of flying under the radar right now…i'm ;sure Bama is on him…


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Clinical vignettes from the World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Mental Health Monitoring and Treatment Program at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City are presented. The hospital-based program pairs mental health screenings with federally funded occupational medical screenings to identify persons with mental health problems related to their rescue and recovery roles. The program also provides on-site mental health treatment. The cases illustrate the diverse mental health needs of the rescue and recovery workers, some of whom initially sought treatment years after September 11, 2001. The cases show that in addition to symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder, workers experienced survivor guilt, distressing memories of childhood trauma, shame associated with intense feelings, substance abuse relapse, psychosis, and problems with family relationships. (Psychiatric Services 57:1335-1338, 2006)
Dr. Katz, Dr. Smith, Dr. Jones, and Dr. Malkoff are clinical assistant professors of psychiatry at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York City. Dr. Katz was the former director of the World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Mental Health Monitoring and Treatment Program. Dr. Smith is the current director of the program, and Dr. Jones and Dr. Malkoff are staff psychiatrists. Dr. Silverton is a preceptor in the Mount Sinai Department of Social Work and supervises the social workers in the program. Ms. Holmes is executive director of Disaster Psychiatry Outreach, New York City. Mr. Bravo, Ms. Kiliman, Ms. Lopez, Ms. Marrone, Ms. Neuman, Ms. Stephens, Ms. Tavarez, and Ms. Yarowsky are members of the Department of Social Work of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine and serve as clinical social workers and psychotherapists in the program. Dr. Levin and Dr. Herbert are codirectors of the World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program. Send correspondence to Dr. Katz at 1100 Park Avenue, Suite 1B, New York, NY 10128 (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com). This Open Forum is part of a special issue of Psychiatric Services commemorating the five-year anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks.
In the days and months following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, between 18,000 and 35,000 people worked or volunteered in the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero. Some worked for a few hours, and others toiled for months removing debris and body parts in the bucket brigade, cutting steel, or restoring essential infrastructure services. Volunteer and professional groups included technical and utility workers, law enforcement personnel, construction workers, administrators, asbestos cleaners, and volunteers with disaster relief agencies, among other groups.
In July 2002, after recovery efforts at the site officially ended, occupational physicians who operated the Irving J. Selikoff Center for Occupational and Environmental Health at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City launched the World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program, funded by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, to detect health problems related to participation in the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero (1). Along with key representatives of organized labor, the leadership of the Selikoff Center recognized the need for a significant mental health component to the program and sought collaboration from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry to develop a mental health examination that would consist, at a minimum, of self-administered questionnaires.
Upon learning of this opportunity to screen rescue and recovery workers for mental health problems, Mount Sinai's Department of Psychiatry and its collaborator, Disaster Psychiatry Outreach, obtained additional funding to implement a one-year project to assist the medical program with the completion and evaluation of 6,000 self-administered mental health questionnaires and provide more than 3,000 in-person evaluations. The evaluations were conducted by psychiatrists and social workers; Ground Zero workers and volunteers participating in the medical screening were assessed for mental health needs associated with their experiences (2).
Upon arrival at the hospital-based program for their medical screening appointment, patients completed a self-administered mental health questionnaire as part of the initial paperwork. Depending on their answers or the clinical opinion of occupational medicine physicians, patients underwent a same-day in-person evaluation with one of the program's psychiatrists or social workers to determine whether a referral for ongoing mental health services was needed.
Both the mental health and medical programs received additional funding so that they could provide on-site treatment services as well as continue screenings beyond the initial year. This growth also permitted the provision of periodic examinations to follow-up on the medical and mental health status of patients who underwent initial screenings. All persons who have a follow-up medical examination receive an in-person mental health evaluation. Both programs remain in operation as we approach the fifth anniversary of the attacks. More than 16,000 people have been screened in the medical program. Approximately 500 patients at any one time receive ongoing treatment in the mental health program. Treatment services are provided according to clinical need and include individual psychotherapy of various modalities, psychopharmacology, and family and group therapy.
The clinical vignettes below illustrate the stories of several patients who have received evaluation and treatment in the World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Mental Health Monitoring and Treatment Program. Selected by the program's clinicians as representative of their work, these cases illustrate the lingering emotional toll over the five years since the attacks. As part of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine's Institutional Review Board's approval of utilization of data from this clinical program, all persons who were screened were asked to provide informed consent to use their data for research purposes. Additional informed consent was obtained for inclusion of the clinical information presented in these case reports. Identifying details have been removed to preserve confidentiality.
On September 11, 2001, Mr. R, a 54-year-old management consultant, evacuated himself from above the 90th floor of Tower 1 of the World Trade Center while carrying another survivor on his back down the lone remaining stairwell. He made an appointment with the screening program in October 2003 and began treatment. Initially his treatment focused on managing intrusive memories, nightmares, and flashbacks that resulted from his experience. However, far more distressing for this patient was numbing of general responsiveness and difficulty having loving feelings, which were attributable to his posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He described feeling withdrawn to the point that it felt like there was "cotton" between him and the world, which resulted in significant marital difficulties.
Mr. R has remained in the program since 2003, receiving psychotropic medications and individual psychotherapy with supportive, cognitive, and psychodynamic elements. At one point in his treatment, Mr. R remembered that as he approached the stairwell to evacuate, he saw a burning figure walking toward him and seeking help, but he turned away. This memory helped shift the therapeutic focus to how guilt had paralyzed his life.
Ms. D is a 55-year-old woman who was involved for more than three years after the attacks in identifying remains from Ground Zero and notifying families of the findings. She eventually developed PTSD. In addition to experiencing symptoms of irritability, poor sleep, and impaired concentration, she found herself increasingly preoccupied by distressing recollections of her abusive childhood. The symptoms and preoccupations left her feeling childlike and ashamed as she tried to get along without the hard shell that previously characterized her functioning and self-presentation.
Ms. D refused referral for mental health treatment in our program at her initial screening in 2003, despite strong recommendations from the mental health clinician who evaluated her, because she felt mistrustful of mental health professionals. Upon reevaluation in December 2004 during a follow-up screening, she agreed to accept treatment. Treatment has focused on her PTSD symptoms and on helping her expand her professional life and create more satisfying personal relationships.
Individuals such as Mr. R. and Ms. D did not seek out mental health services but received them as a component of the medical screening program. At the beginning of their medical visit, all patients were asked to complete self-administered mental health questionnaires even though most were not believed to have perceived themselves as needing mental health care and few were open to receiving such services. The questionnaire responses indicated that one in five patients had a diagnosis of PTSD; however, only 3 percent of the patients who completed the questionnaires had sought mental health treatment before arriving for the medical examination (2).
Mr. W is a 45-year-old married father of several young children and a member of the uniformed services who participated in the recovery of body parts at Ground Zero. He underwent mental health screening in 2003, and although he appeared to be clinically depressed, he denied having any problems. Six months later, he called the evaluating social worker and agreed to enter treatment for a range of depressive and anxiety symptoms, even though he felt a deep sense of shame about the intensity of his emotions. Mr. W continues to receive combined medical treatment and psychotherapy in the program to address ongoing life stresses related to his work at Ground Zero as well as an unanticipated flood of memories related to childhood trauma.
Mr. T is a 45-year-old man who worked in demolition at Ground Zero for a year after the disaster. He experienced a relapse of his drinking and drug problems after September 11 and also showed increased irritability and sleep and appetite disturbance. He entered treatment in the program in March 2005 after referral from the screening program. Initial sessions focused on providing information about the benefits of psychotropic medication as an alternative to self-medication, which led to a successful medication trial. As therapy continued, his experiences at Ground Zero came to be seen as having unmasked an unbearable sense of helplessness that was linked to significant childhood traumas, including time spent in a burn unit when he was six years old. The burns were a result of abandonment and neglect by his caretakers. Mr. T came to understand his drinking and drug use as a way to manage feelings associated with these recollections, which became more intense in the context of his experiences at Ground Zero.
The World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Mental Health Monitoring and Treatment Program was originally envisioned as a one-year program. However, both Mr. W and Mr. T entered and underwent treatment in the years since September 11, 2001. The layers of their problems became apparent only over many psychotherapy sessions. Like these men, many rescue and recovery workers have continued to use the program's services several years after the disasters. It remains a matter of future study and even ethical consideration how long disaster mental health programs should plan to remain in operation. How long do disaster-related mental health needs in a highly exposed population necessitate care in specialized settings and programs, and how long is society prepared to commit resources to these efforts?
Ms. B is a 40-year-old monolingual Spanish-speaking mother of six children. She worked day and night shifts as an asbestos handler at Ground Zero until scaffolding collapsed over her in November 2001. She was unconscious for one month and remained hospitalized. After she was released, she developed olfactory hallucinations of "burnt meat" that reminded her of the disturbing odors from her experience at Ground Zero. She also had fears that she would be unable to control impulses to harm a family member with whom she was in conflict. Even though Ms. B received treatment and evaluation from physicians in a worker's compensation program, she did not receive psychiatric care until she underwent screening in our program with a Spanish-speaking mental health professional. In the program Ms. B has received outpatient care for both PTSD and psychotic depression, including combination psychotropic medication and individual and group psychotherapy with a bilingual social worker.
Mr. R is a 42-year-old man who worked in a nearby restaurant and was inside the lobby of Tower 1 when the plane struck the building. Amid falling debris and bodies and despite stumbling heavily to the pavement at least once, he carried an obese elderly woman on his back to the safety of a nearby church several blocks away. He subsequently developed severe insomnia, unrelenting guilt about not helping the woman locate her brother, who was also at the World Trade Center, and persistent suicidality. Mr. R also experienced speech and vision difficulties and left-sided weakness. An initial evaluation of the latter symptoms at a physical rehabilitation facility did not reveal a pattern consistent with a neurological disorder, and conversion disorder was suspected. Mr. R entered treatment in our program in September 2004 for his psychiatric symptoms His therapist urged him to pursue further neurological evaluation, which uncovered radiological findings consistent with multiple sclerosis.
The program has served many monolingual Latino workers, such as Ms. B, as well as monolingual Polish workers, who have required culturally attuned mental health screening and treatment in their native languages. In addition, the cases of Ms. B and Mr. R show that psychiatric symptoms related to a disaster are not confined to symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. Ms. B's clinical picture included the head injury, which preceded the onset of psychotic symptoms. Disabling physical symptoms were among Mr. R's problems and required methodical, multidisciplinary diagnostic evaluation. Their cases illustrate the challenge of prioritizing use of resources. Administrators of disaster programs, especially large-scale programs for a highly exposed population, must decide what mental health problems their programs are prepared to address and then must ensure that they have appropriate resources to do so.
Mr. G is a 60-year-old married male whose reasons for volunteering in the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero included a long-standing desire for patriotic heroism. He volunteered for several weeks before suffering a disabling back injury while he was working on "the pile." Mr. G had a history of chronic, moderate clinical depression. Responding to the disaster gave him a temporary sense of heightened purpose, but the work, his injury, and the inability to heroically save anyone left him feeling unfulfilled and empty. Mr. G soon found himself grappling with exacerbation of his depression and a profound sense of worthlessness, while his family, especially his teenage daughter, experienced his behavior as emotionally abusive. During individual psychotherapy supported by psychotropic medication, he explored his profound sense of emptiness and sadness. Family therapy addressed how these painful emotions resulted in disrupted family relationships.
Mr. G experienced despair related to his sense of failure and his physical injury while working at Ground Zero, which was compounded by loss of a sense of great purpose. Behind his symptoms lay personal stories and family issues that predated the disaster and that were swept up into the dynamics of its aftermath (3). Beyond what could be captured by any psychiatric diagnosis, his story illustrates how distress can arise out of the deeply personal meaning of bearing witness to disaster and how this distress can affect other people.
Ms. T is a 29-year-old social worker who was hired as a therapist in the program in 2004. One of her patients was an asbestos worker at Ground Zero, whom she was treating for anxiety and PTSD-like symptoms. During a session the patient told Ms. T what she had never been able to tell anyone—she had discovered a severed limb during the clean-up effort and had felt shocked and had run away. As the session continued the patient developed a severe headache that dissipated at the session's conclusion. Afterward Ms. T realized that she had herself had a headache. In clinical supervision, she was initially reluctant to share the details of this disturbing case, because she was afraid of traumatizing her supervisor. Upon further exploration, she realized that she was trying to avoid fully experiencing the horror of the patient's story.
Like Ms. T, mental health clinicians who work with disaster survivors assume their place in one of the outer rings of what has previously been described as the "disaster community" that revolves around a disaster (4). Some clinicians in our program have conducted hundreds of evaluations of Ground Zero workers and volunteers. They have been intimately exposed to Ground Zero even though they were never physically present at the recovery site. Supervision, process groups, case conferences, staff outings, and retreats are ways to minister to clinicians who, in their role as disaster responders, must absorb and digest a daily bombardment of traumatic material. The psychiatric literature has consistently acknowledged the potentially adverse impact of trauma work on mental health care providers (5); however, less is known about how best to help reduce this impact.
Both Project Heartland, which was launched in the wake of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing (6), and Project Liberty (7), which arose in the immediate aftermath of the World Trade Center attacks, were conducted through the Crisis Counseling Assistance and Training Program (CCP), the federal government's primary avenue for funding programs that address the psychological aftermath of disaster. Both projects focused on crisis counseling to address the most common types of postdisaster distress, although Project Liberty later received additional funding for enhanced services (8). The World Trade Center Mental Health Monitoring and Treatment Program receives funding from sources other than the CCP and provides comprehensive psychiatric treatment over the long term. As policy makers, emergency planners, and health care professionals grapple with more recent events, such as Hurricane Katrina, and look to the future, they can learn valuable lessons from all of these efforts.
This program has been made possible by funding from the Robin Hood Relief Fund and the American Red Cross Liberty Disaster Relief Fund as well as additional funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (grant 5-H79-SM54741-03) and Project Liberty (Provider NY141). Funding from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (contract 200-2002-00384 and grant 1-U10-OH-008225) has supported the medical monitoring program for the responders.
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NEW YORK, NY, USA - Things went mostly to form at the US Open on Thursday, with six of the seven Top 16 seeds in action making the third round - the only casualty being the pride of Poland, Agnieszka Radwanska.
Radwanska, the No.9 seed at the final major of the year, started off strongly but couldn't handle the two-fisted blasts of China's Peng Shuai from there, succumbing in three sets, 26 61 64. Peng was the lowest-ranked of three Chinese starting in the Open draw but is the only one through to the third round, with Li Na losing in the first round and Zheng Jie falling in the second round.
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Pope Francis has warned that priests can become "little monsters" if they aren't trained properly as seminarians, saying their time studying must be used to mold their hearts as well as their minds.
Francis also warned against accepting men for the priesthood who may have been implicated in sexual abuse or other problems, saying the protection of the Catholic faithful is most important.
The pontiff made the comments Nov. 29 during a closed-door meeting of 120 superiors of religious orders who gathered at the Vatican for their regular assembly. On Friday, the Jesuit journal La Civilta Cattolica provided a report of the three-hour, informal question and answer session. The Vatican never provided a transcript of the meeting.
The magazine, which interviewed Francis last year, quoted the first Jesuit pope as telling the superiors he wants them to "wake up the world" with their work, particularly with the poor.
"Truly to understand reality we need to move away from the central position of calmness and peacefulness and direct ourselves to the peripheral areas," he said.
Francis, who headed the Jesuits' novice training program in his native Argentina in the 1970s, also warned the superiors of some of the failings of seminary training, or "formation," such as when would-be priests merely "grit their teeth, try not to make mistakes, follow the rules smiling a lot, just waiting for the day when they are told `Good, you have finished formation."
"This is hypocrisy that is the result of clericalism, which is one of the worst evils," Francis was quoted as saying, returning to the issue of clericalism — or a certain cronyism and careerism among the men of the cloth — that he has frequently criticized.
The training of priests, he said, must be a "work of art, not a police action."
"We must form their hearts. Otherwise we are creating little monsters. And then these little monsters mold the people of God. This really gives me goose bumps," he was quoted as saying.
Francis has spoken on several occasions about life in religious orders — the good and the bad — and hasn't shied from offering his own personal experiences when speaking with groups of nuns and priests. The former Jorge Mario Bergoglio was only 36 when he was made superior of the Jesuits in Argentina in 1973, during a particularly turbulent time for the order in general and Argentina in particular.
In his remarks to the superiors, Francis flagged as a risk the "huge problem" of accepting into the seminary someone who has already been asked to leave another religious institute, and cited Pope Benedict XVI's tough line on priests who commit sexual abuse.
"I am not speaking about people who recognize that they are sinners: we are all sinners, but we are all not corrupt," Francis said. "Sinners are accepted, but not people who are corrupt."
The Civilta Cattolica report didn't elaborate on Francis' comments, or on how "huge" a problem this was. The priestly sexual abuse scandal has mostly concerned abusive priests who were transferred from parish to parish, not problem seminarians who were kicked out of one institute only to be picked up again by another.
He told the superiors that conflicts within religious communities are inevitable but that problems between religious orders and bishops in dioceses where orders operate must be worked out. Francis tasked the Vatican's department for religious congregations to revise a document on the relationship between religious communities and dioceses.
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Omnivore Recordings announced the release of "The Edie Adams Christmas Album," ($13.99) which also features Kovacs, just before the holidays. (www.edieadams.com)
It features classic holiday recordings which Mills said are from the early-to-mid-1950s drawn from the Kovacs' "Unlimited" television show. The 15-track album also includes extensive liner notes coupled with rare photos from her personal archive and duets with her legendary comedian husband.
"Omnivore Recordings did an amazing job compiling "The Edie Adams Christmas Album Featuring Ernie Kovacs," Mills said, discussing his mother.
"Edie Adams never wanted to be known as 'the Widow Kovacs' and this first release from our extensive archive is just the beginning of a reissue campaign that will showcase just how talented she was in her own right. It's clear from the fidelity of the audio, the fantastic packaging and the passion that went into its creation that make this release so gratifying."
Adams, the blonde beauty who was also the second wife of Kovacs, shot to fame because of the popular Sunday newspaper comic called "Li'l Abner," which became the Broadway show Adams won her Tony Award for bringing the buxom Daisy Mae to life on stage.
It was her association with Kovacs, appearing on his popular variety program in the 1950s and 1960s in sketches and her sexy role as spokeswoman for Muriel Cigars during the same decades that earned her status as a household name and the title of Kovacs devoted spouse.
I met and interviewed the still beautiful Adams in February 2007 in Los Angeles and included it, along with photos, in my second book "More From the Farm: Family Recipes and Memories of a Lifetime" (2007 Pediment Press $29.95).
What always impressed me the most about Adams was her devotion to Kovacs, even after his unfortunate death at age 42 after a fatal car accident 50 years ago in January 1962 in Los Angeles. At the time of the accident, caused by slippery road conditions due to a rain storm, Kovacs was driving home from a party at Milton Berle's house the fellow comedian was hosting in honor of wife Ruth expecting a baby. (Because her husband had been working late, Adams had driven there in a separate car.) Adams was so distraught by news of her husband's death, she said actor Jack Lemmon, who was also at the party, had to go in her place to identify the body.
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Despite offers from the couple's close celebrity circle, Adams refused to accept financial assistance and instead repaid all of the money she owned by working in film, television, commercials and a lucrative contract to headline in Las Vegas with Groucho Marx.
Equally tragic, the only child she shared by birth with Kovacs, daughter Mia Kovacs, was killed at age 22 in a 1982 car accident which happened very close to where Kovacs' life also ended.


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