Los Angeles Wildfires Links of Support

Red Cross helping as fires destroy entire California neighborhoods

Thank you for clarifying! Below is an updated and simplified version with links only to verified sections on the Red Cross website that align with the context of California wildfires and their response.

Support California Wildfire Relief with the Red Cross

The American Red Cross is actively helping individuals and families affected by the devastating California wildfires. Your assistance is urgently needed to provide shelter, food, and recovery support.

Donate Now: Support California Wildfire Victims
Find a Shelter Near You: Locate Emergency Shelters
Volunteer: Join Red Cross Relief Efforts
Wildfire Safety Tips: Prepare and Protect Yourself

Your support ensures that those impacted by these fires receive the care and resources they need during this difficult time. Together, we can make a difference.

Visit the American Red Cross for additional resources and ways to help.

Pro Bono Mental Health Support for Wildfire victims

Other Mental Health Support for WIldfire VIctims

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Dr. Cohen is the author and co-editor of Video and Filmmaking as Psychotherapy: Research and Practice and Film/Video-Based Therapy and Trauma. Dr. Cohen is clinically trained as a researcher from Pacifica Graduate Institute and Walden University. He has experience as a film/video editor, which includes "A" list work in Hollywood with significant people in the film world. He is a Media Psychologist with Peer Mental Health and staff with the Kolnoam school of video therapy. Dr. Cohen's clinical experience involves working with people of several populations in various settings, including hospitals and community mental health. As a guest lecturer at the University of Southern California (USC), Dr. Cohen has experience introducing this material to students in the social work department. The book is the first of its kind, proposing to make films as a part of psychotherapy in comprehensive academic writing. It is also in the national library of medicine. In the 15 chapters, sources came from authors associated with Psychology, Counseling, Anthropology, Social Work, and Art Therapy. https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8849-2780