Cover -- Table of Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Foreword (Jo Healey) -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations/Glossary -- Introduction -- 1. Introduction (Emma Heywood / Lisa Bradley) -- 2. Journalism as an Emergency Service and the Psychological Impact (Gabriella Tyson) -- 3. Emergency Frontline Workers Offer Five Lessons for Journalist Wellbeing (Erin Smith / Alexandra Wake) -- 4. News Feature: Rachael Venables: "There is life outside the trauma" (Lisa Bradley) -- Section I First Hand Trauma -- 5. News Feature: Rory Carroll: "I wasn't traumatised. It was the job and it was what I had signed up for" (Lisa Bradley) -- 6. Writing as Balm: Humanitarian Journalism, "Body 422", and the Infliction and Transformation of Trauma (Tiania Stevens / Jamie Parr) -- 7. Perceived Organisational Support After a Traumatic Event: A Case Study of How Slovak Newsrooms Coped with the Murder of Investigative Journalist Ján Kuciak (Marina Urbániková / Lenka Haniková) -- 8. Covering the Climate-Induced Flooding in Pakistan: Causes, Effects, and Outcomes of Journalistic Ordeals (Firasat Jabeen, Saleem Abbas / Adeel Ahmad Aamir) -- 9. The Hidden Threat: Journalism and Resilience in the Age of Information Disorder (Karen Fowler-Watt, Julian McDougall / Jaron Murphy) -- 10. Local Journalists and Trauma in Burkina Faso (Emma Heywood, Marie Fierens, Moumini Niaoné / Florence Le Cam) -- 11. News Feature: Vivienne Aitken: "These things had not happened to us. Who were we to say we wanted counselling?" (Lisa Bradley) -- Section II Vicarious Trauma -- 12. News Feature: Looking the Devil in the Eye: How Three Reporters Coped with Covering the "most harrowing trial in fifty years" of Child Serial Killer Lucy Letby (Lisa Bradley) -- 13. "Putting up the bulletproof glass": The Impact of Court Reporting on Working Journalists in the UK (Arlene Lawler).

14. The Death Knock as Emotional Labour-Reframing a "rite of passage" to Help Journalists Cope (Alysson Watson) -- 15. Teaching Reporting on Death: Thanatology and Death Education as Tools to Prepare Journalists for Vicarious Trauma (Allan Macedo de Novaes / Marcio Adriano Tonete Marcelino) -- 16. Don't Be a Jerk: Guidelines for Ethical and Sustainable Collaboration among Reporters, Fixers, and Local Producers Covering Warzones (Johana Kotišová) -- 17. News Feature: David Ward: "I hang onto my belief in human kindness" (Lisa Bradley) -- Section III Cyber Environment and Abuse -- 18. News Feature: Leona O'Neill: "I am not the same person anymore" (Lisa Bradley) -- 19. "An emotional flak jacket": Helping Journalism Students to Stay Resilient and Safe Online (Jenny Kean / Abbey Maclure) -- 20. Building Resilience against SLAPPs: Protecting Investigative Journalists and Students from Traumatic Legal Threats (Barbara Longo-Flint / John Price) -- 21. Creating a Workplace Culture (Rebecca Whittington) -- Section IV Gender and Diversity -- 22. Rethinking "Hostile" Environments: Toward Trauma Literacy and Identity-Aware Safety Training for Journalists (Tara Pixley) -- 23. Encouraging Reporting of Sexual Harassment by Journalists (Elana Newman, Bradley Brummel / Autumn Slaughter) -- Section V The Education Environment -- 24. News Feature: Chris Elliott: "If you are triggered by trauma, then there is a need to consider if journalism is the right job for you" (Lisa Bradley) -- 25. "They definitely throw you in the deep end"-a UK Graduate Perspective on Journalism Practice (Lada T. Price / Lisa Bradley) -- 26. Effective Ways to Teach Trauma and Resilience to Journalists (Colm Murphy) -- 27. "All Rise": Immersive Dramatic Performance Techniques to Build Resilience in Trainee Court Reporters (Lisa Bradley, Polly Rippon, Lindsay Pantry / Michelle Rawlins).

Further Multimedia and Online Resources You Might Find Useful -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.