Atlantic Psychological Center
Coral Springs, FL:
Offering Support for Parkland Aftermath
Sharing Resources Available to the Community www.southfloridatherapists.com Attention Parents & School Professionals: In restoring a sense of safety after Wednesday’s events, there are a number of questions you might need to answer for yourself, your child(ren) or students, such as: Why do these things happen Will this happen again and how do I keep my children safe How does one plan for this type emergency? Is my child okay? The Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress can lend a hand in dealing with how to go back to life as usual after such a terrible day for our communities…
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