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Coping with tragedies in the media
Parents and children learning about tragedies in the media may find it difficult to discuss and process. Many young people likely hear about these attacks through social media and have formed opinions, impressions and questions. This can leave parents and other adults struggling with what to say and share amid the frightening news.
Listen in as psychologist Ethan McCallum provides tips to help manage and cope with these tragedies.
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