The Seba library treats Hurricane in 4 passages, across 3 authors (including Bly, Robert, Shapiro, Francine, Pargament, Kenneth I).
Fourth, apprenticeship to a hurricane energy such as the Wild Man, or the Warrior, or Dionysus, or Apollo. When he has done well, the Jung man receives a drink from the waters of the god.
Bly identifies ‘hurricane energy’ as the fourth stage of masculine initiation, naming it a numinous archetypal force to which the young man must apprentice himself rather than merely survive.
, Iron John: A Book About Men, 1990thesis
This study evaluated the effects of three sessions of EMDR using a lagged-groups design with children suffering the aftereffects of Hurricane Iniki. Thirty-two children who had not responded to previous treatments and who met the diagnostic criteria for PTSD were randomly assigned.
Shapiro cites the Hurricane Iniki study as a landmark controlled trial demonstrating EMDR’s efficacy for PTSD in child survivors of a named catastrophic weather event.
, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR): Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures, 2001thesis
322 survivors of Hurricane Iniki 7 weeks after hurricane — Religious coping associated with more psychological symptoms (r =.22).
Pargament reports that among Hurricane Iniki survivors, religious coping was paradoxically correlated with elevated psychological symptoms, complicating the assumption that religion straightforwardly buffers disaster trauma.
, The psychology of religion and coping theory, research,, 2001supporting
322 survivors of Hurricane Iniki — Religious coping was tied to female status. No relation to age, marital status, income, or education.
This entry situates Hurricane Iniki survivorship within a demographic analysis of religious coping, finding gender as the sole significant predictor of turning to religion in the aftermath of the disaster.
, The psychology of religion and coping theory, research,, 2001supporting