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During a traumatic situation, families often are unable to gather the strength and resources they need to cope. Family roles change, and the ability of individuals to deal with daily problems often diminishes. By helping children feel comfortable with the concept of death, one can work toward a greater understanding of death throughout society. This article explores appropriate, family-oriented support to provide to those enduring trauma, and support for staff members who must deal repeatedly with these emotional experiences.
在创伤事件中，家庭往往无法凝聚应对所需的力量和资源。家庭角色发生变化，个人处理日常问题的能力通常也会减弱。通过帮助孩子们坦然面对死亡的概念，有助于在全社会增进对死亡的理解。本文探讨了为遭受创伤的人们提供恰当的、以家庭为导向的支持，以及为那些必须反复应对这些情感体验的工作人员提供支持。
