Published by the Canadian Paediatric Society, Helping Children and Teens Cope with Stressful Public Events provides essential information and guidance for parents on helping children cope with the aftermath of a disaster. It emphasizes the potential psychological impact disasters can have on children and offers practical strategies to support their emotional well-being. The article highlights the importance of open communication, providing reassurance, and maintaining routines during challenging times. It addresses common reactions children may experience after a disaster, such as fear, anxiety, and changes in behaviour. The article offers age-specific tips for parents to help children process their emotions and regain a sense of safety and security. It also emphasizes the significance of self-care for parents and provides resources for further support. 

Read the article to equip yourself with knowledge and tools to assist your children in coping with the emotional aftermath of a disaster.