The Opportunity for Occupational Therapy in Pediatric Disaster Recovery
- Diamond Rashad; Susan Zapf; Sandra Groger
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This article describes how natural disasters affect children and their daily activities. It highlights the role of pediatric occupational therapy in helping kids recover from disaster-related stress and trauma. The piece emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed care to restore normalcy for affected children. It also calls for more research on this topic to better understand how therapists can support disaster recovery efforts effectively. Overall, it shows that occupational therapy can play a crucial part in helping children heal after experiencing a natural disaster.
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