Black humour as a coping mechanism

Update: 2019-07-14

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We explore what black humour is, whether it is beneficial to emergency service workers and whether it is acceptable to use it.

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Black humour as a coping mechanism

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Black humour as a coping mechanism

Mick Stuth

Black humour as a coping mechanism