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Coping in the Nuclear Age: The Practitioner's Role

Research concerning the effect of the nuclear threat on children and families is reviewed. Findings suggest that children and youth fear that the possibility of nuclear war may have serious consequences in their lives. Moreover, children are unable to address these fears, and parents often feel powerless in helping children cope with such fears. The authors offer suggestions for practitioners in helping clients cope with their fears.