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Recovering emotionally after a disaster Pt2

Produced By: Sheryl Johnson Hamilton
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Recovering emotionally after a disaster Pt2

Children’s emotional well-being can go unnoticed following disasters, but the reality is that the emotional stress can be harder on them.

In today’s programme, President of the Jamaica Psychiatric Association, Dr Brian Kazarra discusses the likely impact children can face following disasters. Stay tuned.

Presented by: Sheryl Johnson Hamilton
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