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Katasztrófa utáni komplex pszichológiai támogatási rendszer elvei 137SELLNOW, T. L., SEEGER, M. W., ULMER, R. R. (2002): Chaos Theory, Informationalneeds, and Natural Disasters. Journal of Applied Communication Research,30(4)., 269–292.STIMPSON, J. (2006): Short Communication: Prospective evidence for a reciprocalrelationship between sense of control and depressive symptoms following a flood.Stress and Health, 22., 161–166.SZABÓ L. (2008): „Krízis intervenció”. A lakosságvédelem új dimenziói. Előadás,2008. március 18. ppt. Internetes keresőben: ppt 5.SZABÓ L. (2010): „Krízis intervenció” Pszicho-szociális támogatás katasztrófahelyzetben. Előadás ppt. Balatonföldvár, 2010. április 10.TERPSTRA, T., LINDELL, M. K., GUTTELING, J. M. (2009): Does Communicating(Flood) Risk Affect (Flood) Risk Perceptions? Results of a Quasi-ExperimentalStudy. Risk Analysis, 29(8)., 1141–1155.TYLER, K. A. (2006): The impact of support received and support provision onchanges in perceived social support among older adults. Int. J. Aging and HumanDevelopment, 62(1)., 21–38.VÁRI A. (2001): Árvizek a Felső-Tisza-vidéken. Ahogy az érintettek látják. Társadalomkutatás,19(1–2)., 65–78.VARI, A. (2002): Public involvement in flood risk management in Hungary. Journalof Risk Research, 5(3)., 211–224.ZELLEI G. (2000): Katasztrófapszichológia. Cedit Kft, BudapestZHAI, G., IKEDA, S. (2006): Flood Risk Acceptability, and Economic Value ofEvacuation. Risk Analysis, 26(3)., 683–694.YOON, I. (2009): A Mixed Method Study of Princeville’s Rebuilding from theFlood of 1999: Lessons ont he Importance of Invisible Community Assets. SocialWork, 54(1)., 19–28.PRINCIPLES OF COMPLEX PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORTING SYSTEMBASED ON THE EXPERIENCES OF THE FLOODIN 2010, IN HUNGARY(SUMMARY)Psychological help for victims of catastrophe is an important professional task. The training and thefunctioning of the psychologist members of the Crisis Interventional Team which is run by the directorateof the National Emergency Management of the Ministry of Home Affairs is exquisitely organised.Nevertheless, the work of the team is confined only to the acute phase of the catastrophe. Theonly area where the work is organized for long term is the trauma-elaboration of professional helpers/interferers(e.g.: fire- and policemen). The international literature and Hungarian experiences(gained during disasters affecting a lot of people) shows that it is worth working out a complex systemfor long-term psychological help to civil victims, too. Our study delineates a plan for this kind ofhelping net based on the experiences of the flood in 2010 in Felsőzsolca.