UCLA Health Pediatric Grand Rounds: Anxiety Caused By Tragedy

Type:
  Video
Duration:
48 minutes
Presented by:
DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence
Source:
UCLA Pediatric Grand Rounds
Featuring:
Catherine Mogil, PsyD
Relevant categories:
Behavioral Health Resilience Trauma Informed Interventions
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Overview

The impacts of a traumatic event look different for children in various developmental stages. Learn to identify child reactions to stress and ways to best support them following community threats and tragedy.

  Keywords: anxiety, child, family, parenting, social emotional learning, stress, trauma
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