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Families

This web page, entitled “Reactions and Guidelines for Children Following Trauma/Disaster,” contains some very helpful and specific information tailored for the most part to various school levels.

Teacher Tips for Helping Children Cope with War
This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children access their coping abilities.

This website offers a wealth of resources regarding children’s mental health and how schools can support and encourage healthy mental lives in children.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page article, entitled Richness of Collaboration for Children's Response to Disaster, focuses on how children respond to disasters.  

This 4-page article titled Children, Stress, and Natural Disasters: School Activities for Children provides teachers with resources, including classroom activities to help children express feelings. The article includes activities for preschool, elementary, middle school/junior high, and high school students.

This 3-page article from FEMA provides many resources about children and disasters, including: curriculum and activities, school safety information, disaster resources, terrorism-related resources, and fire safety fact sheets.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page article, entitled Richness of Collaboration for Children's Response to Disaster, focuses on how children respond to disasters.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page article, entitled Richness of Collaboration for Children's Response to Disaster, focuses on how children respond to disasters.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This website offers a wealth of resources regarding children’s mental health and how schools can support and encourage healthy mental lives in children.  

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page fact sheet from the National Association of School Psychologists offers information and suggestions about helping children after a natural disaster and is designed for parents and teachers.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This website offers a wealth of resources regarding children’s mental health and how schools can support and encourage healthy mental lives in children.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.  

This 5-page fact sheet from the National Association of School Psychologists offers information and suggestions about helping children after a natural disaster and is designed for parents and teachers.  

This 5-page article provided by the University of Arizona explores how to help children cope with violence and disasters.

School Counselors and Administrators

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children access their abilities to cope.

This website offers a wealth of resources regarding children’s mental health and how schools can support and encourage healthy mental lives in children.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

 

Teachers

This web page, entitled “Reactions and Guidelines for Children Following Trauma/Disaster,” contains some very helpful and specific information tailored for the most part to various school levels.

Teacher Tips for Helping Children Cope with War
This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children access their coping abilities.

This website offers a wealth of resources regarding children’s mental health and how schools can support and encourage healthy mental lives in children.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page article, entitled Richness of Collaboration for Children's Response to Disaster, focuses on how children respond to disasters.  

This 4-page article titled Children, Stress, and Natural Disasters: School Activities for Children provides teachers with resources, including classroom activities to help children express feelings. The article includes activities for preschool, elementary, middle school/junior high, and high school students.

This 3-page article from FEMA provides many resources about children and disasters, including: curriculum and activities, school safety information, disaster resources, terrorism-related resources, and fire safety fact sheets.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page article, entitled Richness of Collaboration for Children's Response to Disaster, focuses on how children respond to disasters.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page article, entitled Richness of Collaboration for Children's Response to Disaster, focuses on how children respond to disasters.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This website offers a wealth of resources regarding children’s mental health and how schools can support and encourage healthy mental lives in children.  

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.

This 5-page fact sheet from the National Association of School Psychologists offers information and suggestions about helping children after a natural disaster and is designed for parents and teachers.

This 3-page article provided by SAMHSA titled Tips for Supporting Children During Times of War: A Guide for Teachers explores how to talk to children about war and how to help children better access their abilities to cope.

This website offers a wealth of resources regarding children’s mental health and how schools can support and encourage healthy mental lives in children.

This site provides mental health resources for teenagers and their teachers.  

This 5-page fact sheet from the National Association of School Psychologists offers information and suggestions about helping children after a natural disaster and is designed for parents and teachers.  

This 5-page article provided by the University of Arizona explores how to help children cope with violence and disasters.

 

Colleges and Universities