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![]() ![]() "Instantly, I felt connected. I saw moms who were in the same stage of life, also needing assistance and affirmation... Not only did I find answers, I felt wanted and needed. I made friends. True friends. My kids made friends. Others valued my opinion as a mom."
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Hurricane Katrina: Helping Children Cope The tragedies of Hurricane Katrina are deeply felt by us all, and may be particularly disturbing to children -- whether from direct impact or through images in the media. We think that these resources will help you to understand and respond to your childrens' reactions.
Zero to Three: www.zerotothree.org/coping/ They have a wonderful handout in PDF form called "Little Listeners" that is beautifully written. Families and Work Institute: "Coping and Contributing in Times of Crisis Tragedy and Trauma: An Educator's Guide" www.familiesandwork.org/summary/ste.pdf "Tips for Helping Children Interpret and Navigating the Media" www.familiesand work.org/911/media.html |
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