| This website is a great resource for kids who have to navigate a cancer diagnosis of a loved one. You can find lots of tips and education on talking to children about this difficult situation that may be hard for them to understand. |
| This fact sheet discusses tips for providers who may have LGBTQ+ youth clientele with suicidal ideation or self-harm behaviors. |
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| This resource from the National Native Child Trauma Center provides information about the medicine wheel and how culture is a protective factor – a blog post and video is provided here.
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| This website is a great resource for Native American Youth. It provides a multitude of information and material that can assist youth in all aspects of their life, including their mental health. |
| This tip sheet provides guidance on what age-appropriate sexual behaviors may look like. It is important as clinicians, caregivers, and parents to understand and recognize what the typical age-related behaviors are and what maladaptive behaviors may be. |
| Research has shown that “1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys have been sexually abused before the age of 18.” This resource provides information on the effects of sexual violence on teenagers and who may be at a greater risk of experiencing sexual violence. |
| Are you a parent or caregiver who has a child with intellectual and developmental disabilities? This fact sheet will provide you information about how children with IDD may be at risk for traumatic experiences and traumatic stress. |
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This is an informational video to educate children about what trauma is.
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| The following resource provides information about the complex trauma that some urban African-American children and their families endure. Learn about the challenges to providing services, overcoming barriers, and how you as a clinician, can help. |
