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It can also help to reduce the psychological distress and longer-term mental health problems that can result from the trauma of being involved in disasters.
This information sheet outlines the importance of being psychologically prepared and provides some steps to take for psychological preparation when a natural disaster is threatening.
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Short video about preparing children psychologically for the threat of disasters
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