Raising the standard of care & improving access to services for traumatized children, families, & communities.
UCLA & Duke University
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Halloween puede sentirse y vivirse de manera diferente este año. Si sus hijos aun sienten el impacto de la violencia que afectó a su comunidad, realizar pequeños ajustes en las tradiciones puede ayudarles a sentirse más seguros y a tener una mayor sensación de control.
Halloween may feel different this year — and that’s okay. If your kids are still feeling the impact of violence that impacted your community, small changes to traditions can help them feel safer and more in control.
Bullying doesn't end when the school bell rings. Learn about the intersection of #bullying and #trauma. Download our infographic here: bit.ly/4o9AJSN
#mentalhealth #bullyingprevention
The internet is forever, so sharing too much online can pose significant safety risks for youth. To learn more about staying safe online, download our infographic here: bit.ly/42RvOxq
#digitalsafety #bullyingprevention
In response to the recent shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, the NCTSN has resources to help children, families, responders, and communities find ways to cope: bit.ly/3XdBoGD and bit.ly/4dHY7DR
#Trauma and environmental factors can influence bullying behaviors. To reduce #bullying meaningfully, foster an environment that supports individuals who have been bullied. To learn more, download our infographic here: bit.ly/3WcCTF1
#bullyingprevention
The October eBulletin is now available! This month's eBulletin features new resources from NCTSN, noteworthy resources, and recent journal articles. View it here: bit.ly/4s770wI
October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month. This is a time to highlight the vital role of substance use prevention, to remember those who have lost their lives to #substanceuse, and to acknowledge those in recovery and those supporting them: bit.ly/3tmoH0N
October is #IntimatePartnerViolence Awareness Month. This month is a time to acknowledge victims of intimate partner violence and emphasize the voices of its survivors. For more information and resources, view: bit.ly/3RDkyQp
In this podcast episode, Dr. Sharon Hoover and National Center Co-Director Dr. Lisa Amaya-Jackson discuss trauma-informed schools. Available with ASL translation.
Watch the full episode here: bit.ly/4ya4qYm
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to acknowledge that bullying has devastating effects on children and families. For more information about bullying and prevention resources, visit: bit.ly/3rqpEVC
#bullyingawareness #stopbullying
Responding to recent media coverage of the sexual violence case at Cornell University, the NCTSN has resources to support children, young adults, and families experiencing sexual violence and trauma. To learn more, visit:
bit.ly/3TDNJ9c
The September NCTSN Spotlight is now available! This Spotlight highlights NCTSN resources to help talk to youth about intimate partner violence. View it here: bit.ly/4rLXQWs
New infographic available! This resource explores Core Concept 3: Reminders and Adversity, one of the NCTSN’s research-based Core Concepts for Understanding Child Traumatic Stress.
Download infographic: bit.ly/4hjlKoC
Watch our new video: bit.ly/4rDUkgC
This Back to School season, we are thrilled to reunite with @YouthMOVE. Youth MOVE asked their network of youth & youth advocates what adulthood and reclaiming adulthood mean to them. Swipe to see what they said!
Learn more >> bit.ly/4hL4GYD
New resource available! This report shares findings from the NCTSN Change Collaborative on Trauma-Informed Suicide Prevention. To download this report, visit: bit.ly/46K9BTv
#SuicidePreventionMonth
In this video, Dr. Juliet M. Vogel discusses her experience with collaborative response following the events of September 11, 2001, and what she has carried forward in her current work.
To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3Vpnfsy
In this video, Dr. Elissa Brown discusses her experience being a trauma survivor and care provider at the same time following the events of September 11, 2001.
To view more videos about NCTSN members’ experiences & responses following September 11, view: bit.ly/3Vpnfsy
The September eBulletin is now available! This month's eBulletin features new resources from the NCTSN, noteworthy resources, and a recent journal article. View it here: bit.ly/4h587rO
In this video, Dr. Melissa Brymer and Dr. Robert S. Pynoos discuss their experience convening the NCTSN’s response following the events of September 11, 2001.
To watch the full conversation, visit: bit.ly/46SFxoF