
Big Feelings Come and Go
| The Canadian Centre for Child Protection and New Directions’ free book, Big Feelings Come and Go, serves to help children identify and manage overwhelming emotions after stress or trauma. |

| The Canadian Centre for Child Protection and New Directions’ free book, Big Feelings Come and Go, serves to help children identify and manage overwhelming emotions after stress or trauma. |

| The Kids Mental Health Foundation’s article, “How to Help Latine Children Face Mental Health Obstacles”, provides valuable insights for parents and caregivers to support the mental well-being of Latine children. |

| The following video provides guidance for parents, educators, and caregivers on discussing gender identity with children in a respectful and age-appropriate manner. It emphasizes the importance of fostering an inclusive environment where children feel safe to express themselves. |

| Here are some guidelines to help you talk to children to help them understand what pronouns are, why they’re important, and how to use and respect them in an inclusive way. |

| This tip sheet provides guidance for working with Native Americans in their community. You will find information about historical trauma, how to respond to a disaster and/or traumatic event, and an additional resource list for more information. |

| This resource provides information on appropriate and respectful language to use when working with an indigenous population. |

| This resource from NCTSN provides information into teens and sexual assault disclosures. Often times, teens don’t want to disclose due to shame, emotional pain, fear of being blamed, and more. Find out what you can do to help in this resource. |

Everything you need to know about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)! This overview fact sheet provides information about what ACEs are, research and statistics about ACEs and the potential affects those who have ACEs may experience.
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This fact sheet is about the overlap of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Trauma.
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There is often an overlap between autism and PTSD. This resource provides with information on what that overlap can look like.
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