In response to the recent school shooting in our community, the Developmental & Behavioral Medicine team at Children’s Mercy have compiled some resources to help families.
- Talking to kids about tragedies
- Put your oxygen mask on first: a letter to parents after tragedies
- Parent guidelines for helping youth after a recent shooting
- Age-related reactions to a traumatic event
- Federal resources for helping youth cope after a school shooting
- Talking to children about the shooting
- After a crisis: Helping young children heal
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