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...for Educators
School Disaster Preparedness,
Response, and Recovery
A
Practical Guide for Crisis Response in Our Schools: A Comprehensive
School Crisis Response (AAETS)
ASCA
Counselor Immediate Response Guide (via CCA)
Additional
Emergency Planning Resources (Ed.Gov)
Checklist
for School Personnel to Evaluate and Implement the Mental Health
Children and Disaster: A School Counselor's Handbook on How to Help
Component of Your School Crisis and Emergency Plan (NCCTS) PDF
Crisis Communications
Guide and Toolkit (NEA)
Crisis
Counseling Guide to Children and Families in Disasters PDF
Crisis
Intervention Resource Manual
Disaster:
Helping Children Cope: A Handout for Parents PDF
Disaster
Preparedness for Schools (NCEF)
Early Warning, Timely
Response: A Guide to Safe Schools (FEMA)
Emergency
Planning (ED.gov)
Emergency
Planning for America's Schools (ED.gov) PDF
FEMA Training Courses for
Educators
How Schools Can Become
More Disaster Resistant (FEMA)
Mental Health
Professionals and Teachers (many articles)
National
School Safety and Security Services
Practical
Information on Crisis Planning: A Guide for Schools and Communities
(ED.gov) PDF
Psychological
First Aid
Reactions and Guidelines for Children following Trauma/Disaster (APA)
Ready.Gov
Terrorism forces us to make a choice, don't be afraid...Be Ready
Recommended
Emergency Supplies for Schools (Red Cross)
Resources for
Educators
Safety
Planning and Disaster Response & Recovery
School
Mental Health's Response to Terrorism and Disaster
Teacher Guidelines
for Crisis Response (AAETS) PDF
Tips
for Teachers in Time of Disaster: Taking Care of Yourselves and Each
Other
Tips/Links -
For School Personnel (many articles)
Videos
"Children and Trauma: The Schools Response":
Approximately 30 minutes. Outlines concepts of disaster mental health
with elementary school children. Designed for use by school and mental
health workers. Includes examples of teachers working with children in
classrooms. The video may be ordered by calling 1-800-789-2647. To order
copies on line, please visit the Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration (SAMHSA) Web site at www.samhsa.gov.
Publication # ESDRB-2
Understanding and Helping Students Cope
with Disasters
10
Tips for Resilience in a Time of War (APA)
101
Ideas for Tolerance: Ideas for Your School
101 Herramientas
Para La Tolerancia
After the Disaster: A
Child's Mental Health Checklist (FEMA)
A
Guide to Coping with Disaster: An Emphasis on Children with Special
Needs
Anniversary
Reactions to a Traumatic Event: The Recovery Process Continues
Children and
Responding to National Disaster: Information for Teachers (NASP)
Coping
in Unsettling Times (NASP) (many articles)
Crisis
and Loss: Information for Educators (NASP) PDF
Cultural
Competence in Serving Children and Adolescents With Mental Health
Problems
Cultural
Perspectives on Trauma and Critical Response (NASP/NEAT)
Disaster
Services Publications: Materials for Children (Red Cross)
Disaster
Services Publications: Materials for Teachers and Schools (Red
Cross)
Empowering
Children In the Aftermath of Hate: A Guide For Educators and Parents
Empowering
Children in the Aftermath of Hate: Class Room Activities
FEMA for Kids: Resources
for Parents and Teachers
The First Day
Back at School Following a Crisis
Helping
Children Cope with Tragedy (National PTA)
Helping Children Cope with a Traumatic Event
Helping Parents, Teachers, and Caregivers Deal with Children's Concerns
about War
Identifying
Seriously Traumatized Children: Tips for Parents and Educators
(NASP)
INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES: Dealing
with Prejudice, Stereotyping and Scapegoating in the Aftermath of the
September 11, 2001, Tragedy
In the Setting of
War: A Teacher's Guide for Talking to Your Students (NCCEV)
Mental-Health
Intervention for Disasters: Factors that Facilitate Positive Outcomes
and Prevention
Promoting Tolerance and Peace in Children: Tips for Parents and
Schools (NASP)
Psychosocial
Issues for Children and Adolescents in Disasters (CMHS)
PTSD in Children and Adolescents
Restoring Hope in the Wake of Terrorism
Advice for
Parents and Teachers…Building Tolerance…
Special Education News:
Specific Publications on
Helping Children Cope with Terrorism
Strategies for Parents & Teachers to Assist
Children Who Are Managing Stress
Suggested School Safety "Teachable Moment"
Lesson (NASP)
Supporting Kids with Military Parents
Trauma and Maltreatment: How Does Trauma Impact
Learning?
When Talking Doesn't Help:
Other Ways to Help Children
Express Their Feelings Following a Disaster
When Teachers Should Refer Students to a Mental Health
Professional
"Will They Fly A Plane Into Our House?"
How
to Talk To Children About Terrorism by Lawrence Shapiro PDF
More Disaster Education Materials…Help for Teachers, Students, and
Communities
A War in Iraq:
Tackling Tough Issues with Kids
Brief Tips about Self-Care and Self-Help Following
Disasters
Children
and Grief (AACAP)
Children's Responses to Terrorism (NASW)
The Child's Loss:
Death, Grief and Mourning How
Caregivers Can Help Children Exposed to Traumatic Death PDF
Cómo
ayudar a los niños a vérselas con el miedo y la ansiedad (Spanish)
Emergency
Mental Health and Traumatic Stress: Tips for Talking About Disasters
Helping
Children After a Disaster (AACAP)
Ayudando
A Los Niños Después de Una Catastrofe
Helping Children and Adolescents Cope with Violence
and Disasters (NIH)
Helping Children Deal with Their Concerns about War
and Violence: Timeless Wisdom from Fred Rogers
Helping Families in Distress
How to Talk to Children about the Threat of Biological
Warfare or Terrorist Attack (FEMA)
Self-Care and Self-Help Following
Disasters
Talking
to Kids About War & Violence (PBS) (many articles)
Terrorist Attacks and
Children
Tragic Times Healing Wounds (Sesame Workshop)
Books
Helping Children Cope
With Disasters and Terrorism - Editors: Annette M. La Greca, PhD; Wendy
K. Silverman, PhD; Eric M. Vernberg, PhD; and Michael C. Roberts, PhD
Will They Fly A Plane Into Our House? How To Talk To Children
About Terrorism By Lawrence E. Shapiro
available in multiple languages
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