Prévenir la victimisation secondaire et l’augmentation de la crise après un événement potentiellement traumatique: étude de l’événement du carnaval de Strépy-Bracquegnies

Key Points

• Victimisation secondaire can lead to worsening mental health outcomes in individuals after traumatic events, emphasizing the need for timely intervention.
• Strategies implemented during the Strépy-Bracquegnies carnival event were shown to effectively mitigate secondary victimization and manage acute crisis reactions.
• Observational analysis highlights the importance of community-based measures and intervention strategies in reducing trauma-associated crises in real-time situations.
• Preventive measures require ongoing assessment to ensure their effectiveness, especially in high-stress environments like public events.