PDF

This resource, from the Center for the Study of Social Policy, provides a helpful framework for families.

Families for Depression Awareness is presenting a free, 1-hour Coping with Stress and Depression webinar on Wednesday, May 25 at 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT. Join us as Dr. Susan Noonan shares insights from her work as a physician, her lived experience with a mood disorder, and her role as a certified mental health Peer Specialist. Designed for family caregivers, human resources managers, EAP professionals, and adults concerned about themselves or others, the webinar covers

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has formed a new partnership with the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities and Canada's Norlien Foundation. RWJF will invest $1.7 million to help 10 U.S. and,five Canadian agencies use the science of trauma and resilience to transform the way they deliver services to families.

The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACEs Study) may turn out to be the most important scientific finding of the late 20th century, opening up windows of opportunity that could vastly improve mental health care, physical health care, and virtually all of our current major social problems.

Article by Martha Davis and Kristen B. Schubert

Brief by Johns Hopkins Office of the Provost and the Urban Health Institute.

The prevalence and impact of violence and other victimization experienced by our nation’s children has gained increasing attention in recent years.

Therapeutic treatment of the psychosocial after-effects of childhood exposure to traumatic stressors is a key component in the development of trauma-informed juvenile justice systems.

With rates of arrests for girls in the United States fast outpacing those for boys, the past decade has seen increasing attention devoted to understanding the causes, consequences, and solutions for girls’ delinquency.

Screening and assessment of traumatic stress and its psychosocial after-effects.