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Working Paper: How Schools Can Help Students Recover from Traumatic Experiences
When educators are confronted with a traumatic experience that impacts an entire school the demands on administrators, teachers, and mental health support staff are so great that it is difficult to plan for a systematic approach to promote healing. This very practical toolkit provides an excellent roadmap for understanding impact, determining which students need the most support, and which practical short-term and long-term interventions make the most sense for your school's culture.
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