Helping Child Survivors: Lessons from Dunblane

The World
It was March 1996. A 43-year-old man named Thomas Hamilton walked into a primary school in the central Scotland town of Dunblane, and shot to death 16 kindergarten-age children and their teacher. Philip Dutton is a clinical psychologist. He worked with the young survivors of the Dunblane shootings. Dutton speaks with anchor Marco Werman about treating child survivors.
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