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Disaster Relief

Published:2022-10-14 Issue: Volume: Page:191-214
ISSN:2475-6660
Container-title:Advances in Psychology, Mental Health, and Behavioral Studies
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Author:

Murphy Lindsey¹

Affiliation:

1. Missouri State University, USA

Abstract

Child life specialists have been supporting children and families in disaster relief settings for years. It is imperative to understand the needs of children affected by disasters and continue to integrate child life services to best support the psychological and emotional outcomes of children and families. This chapter will define disasters and the disaster management cycle, overview key factors in assessing children's needs related to disasters, identify how child life services are utilized during each phase of disaster relief, and identify future opportunities for child life services in disaster relief.

Publisher

IGI Global

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