Children in the short term after a disaster or traumatic event
Emerging Minds, Australia, 2019
This video, featuring child psychotherapist Ruth Wraith, discusses some of the ways children might feel and behave in the short-term after a disaster. Being close to their primary caregivers and receiving ongoing comfort and support is crucial to assist in recovery.
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