Category Archives: Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care
Proposed Changes: Early Childhood Legislation and Funding
In April this year, President Obama proposed a new agenda for funding of Early Childhood initiatives that could transform systems that care for young children. I was pleased to see the administration is understanding the value of early childhood education as it … Continue reading
ReadyNation and Early Childhood Education
I am always pleased to see how organizations that are not necessarily governmental are supporting the cause of children. ReadyNation is a group of executives, economists and civic leaders who work together as a business-voice for improved early childhood policies … Continue reading
Protective Factors That May Reduce Teen Suicide
My last post referred to Dr. Erlanger Turner and his article with help for parents and caregivers to understand some indicators of suicide risk. Dr. Turner also references some valuable research reports and resources for suicide prevention and intervention. While it is important to … Continue reading
Warning Signs: When A Teen Thinks of Suicide
I have been posting about children’s and teen’s mental health issues. Nothing is more tragic than when issues surrounding our teenagers lead them to suicide. It is the third leading cause of death among teenagers. I think it is vital … Continue reading
What Happens to a Family When a Soldier Dies?
On Memorial Day, we traditionally remember those who have lost their lives serving in the Armed Services of the United States. These brave men and women have played a vital role in the history and safety of our nation. Since the … Continue reading
