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Childhood Suicide: Signs, Effects, and Links to Trauma

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Overview

Traumatic events are very difficult to deal with, even for adults. Can you imagine how difficult it would be for young children or early adolescents to cope? When something traumatic happens, the shock can reverberate in our thoughts and negatively influence our emotions and perception of life for extended periods of time. It can even lead to suicidal thoughts. Join Tamara Hill, a licensed therapist and certified trauma professional as she discusses the psychological, emotional, physiological, and neurological effects of trauma among young children around the ages of 7-12.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Other
Last aired on: Thursday, June 15, 2017 @ 10:00 AM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Counseling, Diversity & SEL, School Safety
Tags: childhood suicide, counseling, student safety, suicidal behaviors, suicide prevention, support, therapy, trauma, warning signs

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good info!
 
Great information!
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Good information!
 
Thanks for the information!
 
I have used many of these techniques throughout my teaching career. Thank you for the reminders.
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The DSM-V 5th addition now lists PTSD for children. Sad . . .
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great information
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Mental health plays a big part in education- more than what we think.
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Thank you
 
great info
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