While the media (television, radio, print, and the internet) can help inform and educate you and your children about the recent shooting and the recovery activities, media coverage unfortunately also has the potential to upset and confuse. As parents, you can protect … Read More
Following a shooting, youth may be asked by journalists to open up and discuss their thoughts or emotional reactions to the traumatic event. Journalists will ask youth to talk about their reactions so that people can understand the emotional impact … Read More
The combination of life-threatening traumatic personal experiences, loss of loved ones, disruption of routines and expectations of daily life, and post-violence adversities pose psychological challenges to the recovery of children and families in the affected areas. Read more.