Educators

This guide presents guidelines for schools, mental health professionals, and parents to help them in talking to and helping children cope with trauma and death.

NASP created this guide for educators, parents, and caregivers to assist children coping with a crisis.

This manual offers resources for those working with children in the wake of disaster and discusses theories of child development as applied to a youth experiencing the fear, anxiety, and trauma of

If you need help finding a job, coping with stress, or paying for food, housing, healthcare, childcare or other living expenses, there are programs that may be able to help.

News about the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is in the newspaper, on TV and the radio. This disaster is difficult enough for adults to comprehend and deal with.

Mental Health First Aid is a groundbreaking public education program that helps the public identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders.

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is having a devastating impact on the wildlife and people whose life and livelihood depend upon its waters, marshes and shores.

Grief can be a normal reaction to the environmental, cultural, and economic losses due to the oil spill disaster in the Gulf Coast.

Oil spill disaster response work in the Gulf Coast is physically and emotionally challenging , and exposure to environmental damage and difficult working conditions may lead to increased stress amo

When children and teens are dealing with the stress from the Gulf oil spill, talking may not be enough.