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PAUSE Tool
This tool from BEAM offers a clear, step-by-step approach (P = Pay attention, A = Assess, U = Understand, S = Set boundaries, E = Empathize) to help individuals de-escalate emotionally, stay grounded, and engage with others more effectively. View ResourceRead moreChoose Your Own Adventure: Spot the Flags. An online interactive story.
This toolkit from the New York State Division of Human Rights (NY DHR) helps kids learn how to recognize and respond to the “red-flags” of exploitation, offering an interactive “choose-your-own-adventure” format to deepen awareness. View PDFRead moreCollege & University Human Trafficking Toolkit
This toolkit from the Blue Campaign (U.S. Department of Homeland Security) offers student leaders on college campuses practical tips and resources to raise awareness of human trafficking—covering what it is, how to spot it, and how to act. View PDFRead morePEARR Tool Trauma-Informed Approach to Victim Assistance in Health Care Settings
This resource outlines a trauma-informed, patient-centered approach (Provide Privacy, Educate, Ask, Respect & Respond) for healthcare professionals to engage with individuals who may experience abuse, neglect or trafficking. View PDFRead more
It’s Okay That It’s Not the Same – Grief at the Holidays
This podcast offers compassionate guidance on coping with grief during the holidays, featuring Melissa Peede Thompson sharing insights and strategies for navigating loss during this time of year. Listen to the podcastRead moreWhere to Go for Help in North Dakota
This guide provides clear, practical information on where to seek help and support in North Dakota, helping individuals identify trusted services and resources during challenging times. View PDFRead moreWhat Happened?
This Sesame Workshop video provides guidance on supporting children and teens as they cope with grief and loss, offering practical tips and compassionate insight for caregivers and professionals. View the videoRead moreTalking to Children Under 12 About Suicide
Engaging children in open, age-appropriate conversations about suicide is a crucial component of prevention. While some may fear that discussing the topic could introduce or reinforce harmful ideas, research shows that providing accurate information, emotional support, and a safe space to talk actually reduces risk. Education empowers children to understand mental health, recognize warning signsRead more
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