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Hong Kong children recover from fire trauma with play therapy

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Children affected by a fire in Hong Kong are showing gradual improvement in their recovery through play therapy. Non-governmental organizations and researchers from Hong Kong Shue Yan University are providing trauma-informed interventions to 153 children in schools and a housing project. One child, Jackey, who lost his home in the Wang Fuk Court fire, finds comfort in self-made calm-down bottles. AI

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Hong Kong children recover from fire trauma with play therapy

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Fiona Sun ·

    After Tai Po fire, children make slow but steady recovery through play therapy

    Almost a year after a catastrophic fire tore through Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court, 11-year-old Jackey* still remembers the home he lost. “I sometimes think of Wang Fuk Court and the things I left behind there,” the Primary Six pupil said. “I wanted to go back and get them, includin…

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