Practical resources
Knowing how to care for yourself or someone else could save a life.
Common injuries and the consequences of them.
Insight on how to recognize, respond and recover.
Guidance for dealing with suspicious packages and tips for addressing events.
Emotional & mental health resources
How to address your emotions, find balance and move forward.
What happens to you following a distressing or traumatic incident is a personal thing.
Responses may seem unusual for you, but some reactions are not uncommon.
Information on how to deal with your grief while also addressing it together as a group.
Recognizing and addressing the often complex process.
Simultaneously grieving multiple losses makes the process difficult and complex in unexpected ways.
If left unaddressed, stress can continue to build and affect your health and ability to cope with life.
Recovering may take time, and it may require you to learn how to adapt in new ways
Survivors who lose a loved one to violence may feel many emotions that differ from or are more intense than those associated with traditional grief.
Tips for what to say or do when you don’t know what to say or do.
Tips for connecting with and supporting those in the workplace.
Information about how children experience grief and tips on helping those affected by loss.
Steps kids can take to address their mental health after going through a tragic event.
Tips for handling overwhelming emotions when you can’t imagine ever getting through such a loss.
Many people hesitate to talk about death, particularly with kids. To help them, we must let them know that it is okay to talk about it.
Resilience can help offset factors that increase the risk of mental illness.
