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Title How schools can help students recover from traumatic experiences : a tool-kit for supporting long-term recovery / Lisa H. Jaycox [and others].

Publication Info. Santa Monica, CA : Rand Gulf States Policy Institute, 2006.

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Description 1 online resource (79 pages).
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Physical Medium polychrome
Series Technical report ; TR-413-RC
Technical report (Rand Corporation) ; TR-413-RC.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 65-71).
Contents Sect. 1: Introduction -- The need to help students recover from traumatic experiences -- Purpose and organization of the tool kit -- How to use this tool kit -- Sect. 2: How to select students for targeted trauma recovery programs -- Sect. 3: Comparing programs -- Programs for non-specific (any type of) trauma -- Programs for disaster-related trauma -- Programs for traumatic loss -- Programs for exposure to violence -- Programs for complex trauma -- Sect. 4: Program descriptions -- Programs for non-specific (any type of) trauma -- Programs for disaster-related trauma -- Programs for traumatic loss -- Programs for exposure to violence -- Programs for complex trauma -- Sect. 5: How to find funding to support use of these programs -- Appendixes: A. How can schools help students immediately after a traumatic event? -- B. How can mental health staff and other school personnel help each other and themselves? -- C. Index of programs.
Summary "Many changes in students' performance and behavior stem from the emotional and behavioral problems that they may experience following such traumas as witnessing violence, undergoing assault or abuse, living through natural disasters, or experiencing acts of terrorism. This paper groups the programs to help support the long-term recovery of traumatized students according to the kinds of trauma they address, and describes how to select students for a program. Finally, it gives a one-page summation of each program selected. This summation describes the objective, intended population, and format of the program and provides details on implementation, personnel training and materials, and contact information."--Source other than the Library of Congress
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Reproduction Electronic reproduction. [Place of publication not identified] : HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010. MiAaHDL
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Local Note JSTOR Books at JSTOR Open Access
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America
Language English.
Subject Psychic trauma in children -- Treatment.
Psychic trauma in children -- Treatment.
Post-traumatic stress disorder in children -- Treatment.
Post-traumatic stress disorder in children -- Treatment.
School children -- Mental health.
School children -- Mental health.
School children.
Schools -- Sociological aspects.
Schools -- Sociological aspects.
Schools.
United States.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Added Author Jaycox, Lisa.
Other Form: Print version: How schools can help students recover from traumatic experiences. Santa Monica, CA : Rand Gulf States Policy Institute, 2006 9780833040374 0833040375 (DLC) 2006033588 (OCoLC)69672386
ISBN 9780833042866 (electronic book)
0833042866 (electronic book)
1281181250
9781281181251
9786611181253
6611181253
9780833040374 (paperback ; alkaline paper)
0833040375 (paperback ; alkaline paper)
Report No. RAND/WR-377