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The Impact of Trauma on Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
This fact sheet for providers reviews youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities and trauma, including communication, behavior, systems of care, screening and treatment. View PDFRead more
Racial Trauma Webpage
Definition, examples, and resources for racial trauma. Visit the WebsiteRead 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
Domestic Violence and Children: Questions and Answers for Domestic Violence Project Advocates
Children may be witnesses of physical abuse, emotional abuse, or even experience abuse alongside a parent or caregiver. This fact sheet provides answers to frequently asked questions about the affects of domestic violence on children and ways to advocate and support those children. View PDFRead more
Complex Trauma: Facts for Service Providers Working with Homeless Youth and Young Adults
About 1 million to 1.6 million youth experience homelessness in the US in a given year. It is important to know how to interact, support, and provide for these youth as a mental health professional and advocate. Read this fact sheet to find out how homelessness affects youth and ways you can help individuals overcomeRead more
Bullying and Trauma Facts
This is a brief fact sheet providing information about the relationship between bullying and trauma. View PDFRead more
The Impact of Trauma on Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: A Fact Sheet for Providers
This fact sheet presents information to providers about the impact of trauma on youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It details screening and assessment techniques, diagnostic considerations, and treatment options. View PDFRead more
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