SOS Crisis & Continuity Solutions

Human Impact, Crisis Communications, Reputational Risk, and Survivability

 

Most continuity plans don't address these vital areas and all-too-often fail in a real-world crisis

event. We're here to help you get ready...really ready...to survive through and recover from

whatever comes knocking.  If your organization is truly committed to protecting your stakeholders,

community, and corporate family...you've come to the right place!!

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** Scroll to the bottom of the page to read or download several of

Doctor Steve’s articles as published in the Annual Disaster Resource Guide!

 

You can visit the Guide online at http://www.disaster-resource.com

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The BOTTOM LINE: 9 out of 10 emergency response, crisis management, business continuity,

and disaster recovery plans won't actually work in a moderate to severe crisis event.

The "presence of a plan" in no way equates to the "viability of your program" in a real-world

disaster, especially in light of the exponential increase in the scope, type, and frequency of events

we face in our world today...

 

Our team delivers extensive international experience in the following areas:

 

- Holistic Organizational Survival Planning

- Crisis & Continuity Program Managed Services

- Real-time Onsite Crisis Support

- Emergency Medical Planning and EMS Coordination

- Human Impact Planning

- Crisis Psychology & Intervention

- Crisis Communications

- Emergency Response & Crisis Management

- Reputational Risk Planning & Response

- Crisis Security Protocols

- Crisis Team Training & Certification

 

Most importantly...we know what works, and we know what doesn't work when it comes to

building resiliency into your people, communications, operations, and culture...

 

ARE YOU READY?  SOS VVA©

 

 

• Does your organization have a clear understanding of the “real-world viability” of your
current crisis & continuity plans?  In other words…what’s the chance that what you’ve got in place

will actually work in a moderate to severe crisis or disaster event?

 

• Are the vital elements of proactive preparation, event response, & operational resiliency

integrated into a seamless and proven crisis solution?

 

• Is there a single point of control for coordinating and executing emergency response,

crisis management, business continuity, disaster recovery, crisis communications,

and human impact plans?

 

• Have potential brand damage & reputational risk issues been satisfactorily mitigated?

 

• What level of proactive preparation has actually gone into preparing your corporate family

to both survive through & recover from a severe crisis event?

 

• Have the special needs of your key Crisis / Continuity / Recovery team members

been identified & satisfactorily mitigated?

 

• Recognizing the inadequacy of traditional EAP support in a severe crisis event, are

Employee & Family Crisis Support Programs approved and in place today?

 

• Are your plans based on the often fatal assumption that “the people we need to recover operations

in a crisis event will be available to respond whenever we need them”?

 

• Are you counting on a “call tree” or an “automated notification system” for communications
in a crisis event, or do you have a robust Crisis Communications Model (CCM) deployed?

 

• Have you put in place specialized preventive, detective, and reactive security controls

that activate in the event of a crisis or disaster?

 

• How are the assets of the organization protected in the midst of chaos?

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Several of Doctor Steve’s articles that were published in the Annual Disaster Resource Guide

are attached below.  Click on the links to open or download the files.

 

(Adobe Acrobat Reader required...if you need it, click the “Get Adobe Reader” button just below the article links)

 

Creating a Crisis Roadmap for People

 

The Potential for Utilizing Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy in Crisis Intervention and Event Recovery