In the Aftermath of a School Shooting: Ways to Help Children Cope
Learn how to talk with children about a school shooting, help them process and cope, and manage your own worries and fears as a parent or caregiver.
You Don't Have to Have All the Answers
Trying to make sense of the horror that is a school shooting feels difficult to comprehend or put into words.
Take this 65-minute workshop to learn how to cope and address this topic with children.
Attempting to explain it to young children and provide the assurances that they need, seems overwhelming and challenging. Moreover, how can you explain such a horrific event to your children and provide them with the reassurances and support that they need, when you are having a difficult time understanding and making sense of the event yourself?
What Is This Workshop?
A free, 65-minute on-demand workshop on talking with children about school shootings and helping them process and cope in the aftermath.
Who Is It For?
Parents and caregivers who want guidance on how to start these conversations with children and manage their own worries in the process.
What Will You Gain?
Reasons for and ways to initiate the conversation, techniques to help children process and cope, and support for managing your own fears as a caregiver.
Workshop Objectives
This free, 65-minute workshop gives you the knowledge and support to talk with children about a school shooting and help them cope.
In the Aftermath of a School Shooting: Ways to Help Children Cope
- 65-minute on-demand online workshop
- One month of 24/7 on-demand access
- How to initiate conversations with children
- Helping children process and cope
- Managing your own worries and fears
Questions? Contact Center for Child Counseling:
(561) 244-9499 · bekidsafe@centerforchildcounseling.org