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June 12, 2006 - Columbia University is offering mental-health screening and free counseling to kids of emergency responders to the Sept. 11 attacks, thanks to funding provided by the Red Cross.
A recent Columbia study found that nearly one of five kids of emergency medical technicians and paramedics showed symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder six months later.
Because of the disturbing findings, Columbia has announced that children 10 to 17 of any first responder could be eligible for the screening and 15 free sessions of psychological counseling sessions.
Parents of those who may be eligible are urged to call the Children of EMS Professionals Screening Project, at .
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posted Tuesday, 13 June 2006