Resources Relating to the School Shooting in Uvalde, TX and Buffalo, NY

eBook - A Kids Books About School Shootings PDF

Child & Teen Counseling for Anxiety: Community Violence | Washburn Center

Helping your children manage distress in the aftermath of a shooting (apa.org)

Here’s how to talk to your child about the shooting in Uvalde (dallasnews.com)

How to talk to your kids about school shootings (msn.com)

Talking to kids about school shootings - Children's National (childrensnational.org)

How to Talk to Your Kids About School Shootings | Scholastic | Parents

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Counseling and Discussion Resources for Staff and Families

• Need immediate counseling? If this is an emergency, call 911. Otherwise, you can call Region Ten at any time at 434-972-1800 or 1-866-694-1605 for help or more information.

• Resources for Talking with Children about Race and/or Community Violence (initially compiled by Charlottesville City Schools Counselors in August 2017)
  

• Mental health resources:
  

  • For students: send school counselors an email to set up a time.
    

  • For staff and families: new Care Solace partnership to offer free assistance making mental health appointments. Visit https://caresolace.com/charlottesville
    

  • For staff: Employee Assistance Program — visit https://uvafeap.com/