Hundreds of people, including children, witnessed the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings on Monday. Veteran journalists said the carnage was some of the worst they have seen. Mindy Todd talks with psychologist Michael Abruzzese and Psychiatrist Marc Whaley about the psychological effects of witnessing mass trauma and why we see unprecedented acts of kindness, generosity and community after such tragic events.
Coping with Trauma after the Boston Bombings
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