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This is John Bachelor, the hostages, the children returning to safety with the Israelis.

What advice are social workers and doctors following to deal with their trauma?

How do you deal with trauma? Malcolm

Holine and I spoke with Dr. Asher Benaria of the Hebrew University about his recommendations, the Washington Post quoted him

at elaborately, his recommendations to the soldiers who greeted the children at first and

then their relatives and their parents and

supervising. How to treat a child who has been traumatized by an event doesn't

have the words for it yet, but is feeling scared, very scared.

Here's Dr. Asher Ben Aria.

Good evening, and yes, I will explain explain part of the trauma in whatever trauma that is happening

is that the people lose control over their life and lose their autonomy.

When you're put in isolation you lose their autonomy. When you are put in isolation, you lose the autonomy to decide

who do you want to meet if you want to get out of room or out of the room or not,

and you basically lose any control over your life and that's a major

component of trauma the major component also of dealing with trauma and preventing post-traumatic stress syndrome is to help the victims

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