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Helping Kids and Families in the Aftermath of a Tragedy
10/3/2017
Last year I stepped into the little community of Faith, South Dakota during the aftermath of a violent multiple homicide that claimed the life of a mom in front of her elementary age children. This tragic loss of life came on the heals of a Federal raid in the community that exposed a massive drug trade that incarcerated community leaders and parents. I was asked to encourage local residents who were trying to make sense of the circumstances and desired to help their kids navigate through the traumatic subject matter that had been imposed on their young minds. We did a town hall meeting and later I combined the notes into a free pdf that was available upon request.
In the wake of the recent natural disasters and the horrific shooting in Las Vegas, I’ve made this same pdf available as a free resource on the Resolutions Counseling Inc. website. Simply go to the Resolutions Counseling page and click “resources”. If you find the info helpful, feel free to share. Resolutions Counseling– We are here to help.