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Helping Children Deal with Trauma and Terrorism. ERIC/EECE Report.
By Bernard Cesarone
Childhood Education v78 n3 p184-86 Spr 2002;
2002
Summary: Summarizes selected ERIC documents journal articles, and World Wide Web resources that discuss ways to help children deal with traumatic events, both natural and human-caused, including the effects of terrorism.
Index Terms: Mental Health, Psychological Services, Stress, Children, Counseling, Crisis Intervention, Emotional Development, Emotional Problems, Grief, Terrorism, Violence
Publication Type: Bibliographies, Information Analyses, Journal Articles
Language: English
ERIC Number: EJ650983
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