Helping keiki feel safe after scary events

Posted Saturday, October 24, 2026 10:24 pm

Jill Kuramoto (via KHON2)

UH Manoa psychology professor Dr. Brad Nakamura provides guidance on helping young children cope with frightening or traumatic events by maintaining routines and modeling calm behavior.

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