ReviewFrontiers in psychology2026
Proactive psychological first aid in mass-casualty recovery: a theory-driven case analysis of the SIX Cs model.
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This article presents a theory-driven case analysis of a proactive application of the SIX Cs Model of a proactive application of the SIX Cs Model of Psychological First Aid (PFA) during a mass-casualty body recovery mission conducted on October 8, 2023, in Kibbutz Be'eri, Israel, following the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023. Unlike conventional reactive PFA, which is delivered in response to acute distress, the present case illustrates a prospective implementation in which cognitive structuring, task rehearsal, role assignment, and sequenced closure were employed before, during, and after direct exposure to mass fatality. The intervention was led by a trained military team commander (the first author of this manuscript) who systematically operationalized the SIX Cs components (i.e.
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