Resources for Health and Social Service Practitioners from the Community Trauma Toolkit

Australian National University, Australia, 2019

Related to Bereavement, loss and grief, Disasters, Preparing for natural disasters, Responding to traumatic events, Trauma

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This resource summary provides a list of resources for health and social service practitioners from the Community Trauma Toolkit including podcasts, fact sheets, short articles, videos and workshops.

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Fact sheet

Managing children’s immediate reactions to disaster

Emerging Minds

This fact sheet includes information about possible reactions your child might have immediately following a disaster and ways to manage these reactions.
Fact sheet

Looking after your mental health during disaster: A guide for parents

Emerging Minds

This short guide for parents includes information about ways you can look after your own mental health during or following a disaster.
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Protecting your child’s mental health during disaster

Emerging Minds

This fact sheet includes actions you can take to support your child's mental health during events such as bushfires, floods, cyclones or other disasters.
Fact sheet

Providing your child with emotional support during disasters

Emerging Minds

This fact sheet outlines ways you can provide emotional support for your child during and immediately after a bushfire, flood, cyclone or other disaster.
Fact sheet

What to tell your children when you are a disaster first responder

Emerging Minds

This fact sheet has been created to support parents and caregivers who take on a 'first responder' role in the immediate and short-term periods following a disaster.
Video

What is a practice nurse?

Emerging Minds

Learn more about how a practice nurse can support you and your family.
Video

What is a family law counsellor?

Emerging Minds

Learn more about how a family law counsellor can support you and your family.
Fact sheet

Talking to children about violent events

Emerging Minds

This resource offers tips for talking with children after a man-made disaster such as an act of mass violence.
Fact sheet

How to talk to children about war and conflict

Emerging Minds

This fact sheet offers tips to help you have honest, age-appropriate conversations with your child about war and conflict.
Video

What is a mental health nurse?

Emerging Minds

Learn more about how a mental health nurse can support you and your family.
Video

What is a psychologist with a special interest in working with children?

Emerging Minds

Learn more about how a psychologist with a special interest in children can support you and your family.
Video

What is a school counsellor?

Emerging Minds

Learn more about how a school counsellor can support you and your family.

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Resources for Health and Social Service Practitioners from the Community Trauma Toolkit

Australian National University, Australia, 2019

Discover more resources

Managing children’s immediate reactions to disaster

Looking after your mental health during disaster: A guide for parents

Protecting your child’s mental health during disaster

Providing your child with emotional support during disasters

What to tell your children when you are a disaster first responder

What is a practice nurse?

What is a family law counsellor?

Talking to children about violent events

How to talk to children about war and conflict

What is a mental health nurse?

What is a psychologist with a special interest in working with children?

What is a school counsellor?

This resource is part of the following toolkits

Community trauma toolkit

Toolkit Sections: