Natural Disasters, Evacuation and Separation Effects on Children

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When there is a major earthquake or a devastating natural disaster, the effects on children may continue into adolescence, adulthood and old age.  Research on children experiencing natural disasters and parental separation provides helpful information and guidance on what might help to […]
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