Provides a summary and evaluation of disaster-related psychological in
terventions with children and adolescents. Intervention models are gro
uped in temporal sequence in relation to the disaster event (predisast
er phase, impact phase, short-term adaptation phase, and long-term ada
ptation phase). It is noted that most interventions are based on plaus
ible conceptual assumptions, and convergence often can be seen in the
content of interventions derived from diverse theoretical perspectives
. Relatively little evaluation of disaster-related interventions with
children has been published, and recommendations for research are pres
ented.