This research study was done in collaboration between Dr. Lindsey Nenadal and her team of undergraduate students at California State University, Chico and the Boys …
Supporting Children and Youth During and After Wildfire Read More
Resilience is the process and outcome of successfully adapting to difficult or challenging life experiences, especially through mental, emotional, and behavioral flexibility and adjustment to …
Wildfires can be particularly stressful because the factors that influence their strength and direction can change at any moment. Communities that seem clear of danger …
Disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, transportation accidents, or wildfires are typically unexpected, sudden, and overwhelming. For many people, there are no outwardly visible signs of …
Disasters, from natural events such as hurricanes or earthquakes, to human-caused incidents such as mass shootings or terrorist attacks, are typically unexpected and overwhelming. It …
Natural disasters can be especially traumatic for children and youth. Experiencing a dangerous or violent flood, storm, or earthquake is frightening even for adults, and …
Helping Children After a Natural Disaster: Information for Families and Educators Read More
Adults can help children manage their reactions after a natural disaster. Follow these key reminders and visit www.nasponline.org/natural-disaster to learn more. Remain Calm and ReassuringChildren, …
Helping Children After a Natural Disaster Infographic Read More
Los desastres a gran escala, como los grandes huracanes o los terremotos, pueden tener un fuerte efecto emocional hasta para las personas no directamente afectadas …
Widespread destruction from a natural disaster can significantly impact children and families forced to relocate to other communities. For children with disabilities, the challenges of …
Families can find themselves in new communities for many reasons. Most challenging is when the move is sudden, with little or no preparation, when the …
New Schools for Students With Disabilities: Tips for Relocated Families Read More
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