Resource Link Source
Integrating a Trauma-Informed Approach within a PBIS Framework		 From the National Center on PBIS
BRFSS Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Module-English		 ACE’s assessment (English); linked to CDC website
BRFSS Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Module-English		 ACE’s assessment (Spanish); linked to the CDC website
Helping Children Through Scary Times (The Children’s Place)		 Single page flyer from the Children’s Place in Kansas City that provides tips to help children to get through a scary or traumatic event
National Child Traumatic Stress Network Community Violence Fact Sheet		 A flyer designed to be shared with older students who have directly or indirectly experienced violence (We would like to thank the Children’s Place for sharing this resource).
NCTSN Tips for Parents on Media Coverage		 National Child Traumatic Stress Network parental guide to helping children understand media coverage while limiting their exposure to distressing images (We would like to thank the Children’s Place for sharing this resource).
National Institute of Mental Health: Coping with Traumatic Events		 Here is a great tip sheet from the National Institute of Mental Health that details how others may be responding to a traumatic events and ways you yourself can cope (We would like to thank the Children’s Place for sharing this resource).
APA: Managing your distress in the aftermath of a shooting		 This article developed in the American Psychological Association provides tangible steps you can take to manage distress in the aftermath of a mass shooting (We would like to thank the Children’s Place for sharing this resource).
NCTSN: For Teens Coping After Mass Violence		 This tip sheet details how you may feel after mass violence as a teen and addresses your challenges with feeling unsafe, having trouble getting back to normal routines and how you can take care of yourself and your mental health (We would like to thank the Children’s Place for sharing this resource).