Resource Guide
Teen Sexual Assault: Information for Parents
This resource for parents reviews the difference between consent and coercion, dating violence, sexual assault, and also gives safety tips. View PDFRead more
Complex Trauma: Facts for Shelter Staff Working with Homeless Children & Families
This resource reviews how complex trauma affects homeless caregivers and children and recommendations when working with this population. View PDFRead more
Children & Domestic Violence: Managing Challenging Behavior of Children Living with Domestic Violence
This resource provides information on what you can do to manage behaviors for children living with domestic violence. View PDFRead more
Cyberbullying: a resource guide to identify, prevent, and respond.
This resource provides information on cyberbullying, including obstacles with stopping cyberbullying, and parents, caregivers and school's roles. View PDFRead more
Promoting Positive Mental Health Among Racial/Ethnic Minority Children: Ensuring and Enhancing Services, Programs, and Resources
Resource for delivering mental health services to minority children. View PDFRead more
Assisting parents/caregivers in coping with collective traumas
Strategies to help caregivers cope, including things you can do with your children. View PDFRead more
Tips for talking with children & youth of different age groups after a disaster or traumatic event: a guide for parents, caregivers, & teachers
Adult support and reassurance is the key to helping children through a traumatic time. This resource helps with tips with how to talk with youth of all ages after traumatic events. View PDFRead more
Tip Sheet: Age-Appropriate Sexual Behavior
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. View PDFRead more
Human Trafficking: Recognize the Signs
This webpage is a great resource for clinicians, parents, and caregivers that provides information about recognizing the signs of human trafficking. Whether it is labor trafficking or sex trafficking, it is important to know the signs so that you can potentially help someone in need and prevent future trafficking occurrences. View PDFRead more
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