helping children rebound
Following traumatic events like hurricanes, floods, fires, and even pandemics, young children need emotional support to help them cope. We hope the following list of resources can help the children in your care rebound during these challenging times:
Helping Children Rebound: Strategies for Preschool Teachers
By Cate Heroman and Jenna Bilmes
Teaching Strategies, LLC
Helping Children Rebound: Strategies for Infant and Toddler Teachers
By Cate Heroman and Jenna Bilmes
Teaching Strategies, LLC
Disaster: Helping Children Cope
American Academy of Child and Pediatric Psychology
Tips for Talking to Children and Youth After Natural Disasters: A Guide for Parents and Educators
SAMSHA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Ready.gov
National Child Traumatic Stress Network
FEMA
Promoting Adjustment and Helping Children Cope After Disaster and Crisis
American Academy of Pediatrics
SAMSHA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Helping Your Child Cope After a Disaster
Office of Head Start
Helping Children with Disabilities Cope with Disaster and Traumatic Events
CDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Helping Children Cope with Disaster
American Red Cross
Helping Children Cope with a Crisis
Save the Children
NAEYC: National Association for the Education of Young Children
Recovery: After the Flood for Teachers and Parents
West Virginia Department of Education
NSW State Emergency Services
10 Tips for Keeping Children Safe in a Flood
Save the Children
Here for Each Other: Helping Families After Floods
Sesame Street