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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): Important Knowledge for Educators

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An Open Letter to Teachers From Saskatchewan Youth

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Breathing to Reduce Negative Emotions

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Breathing to Reduce Negative Emotions for Kids

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Child Maltreatment (Part 1) - Reporting Rates Within Canada

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Enabling Significant Connections in the Context of COVID: Guidance for Governments

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Gender-Inclusive Language in Pregnancy Care

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Go Away Mr. WORRY

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Harm Reduction Strategies for People who use Drugs

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Inclusive Language

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Indirect Pandemic Risks for Children and Youth

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Interim Care Protocols During COVID-19

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Internalizing Behaviours in Classroom and School Settings

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Managing Stress and Anxious Feelings in Children for Teachers

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Managing Your Mental Health During Exam Season

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Mental Health of Service Providers: Experiences and Coping Strategies

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Mental Health: What Adults and Caregivers are Experiencing and What They Can Do

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Mental Health: What Youth Are Experiencing and What They Can Do (COVID-19)

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Moratorium on Youth Transitioning Out of Care

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Navigating Social Media

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Occupational Stressors (Part 1)

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Online Child Sexual Explotation

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Pan-Canadian Knowledge Synthesis on Trauma-Informed/Sensitive Practices in Education

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Prairie Overdose Crisis and COVID-19: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic

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Pregnancy During COVID-19: Risks and Health Guidelines

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Protecting Children During the Pandemic

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Providing Psychological First Aid (PFA) Part 1 - Supporting Children and Youth

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Providing Psychological First Aid (PFA) Part 2 - Common Reactions to Stress in Children

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Reducing Back-to-School Anxiety for Children

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Responding to Ongoing Effects of COVID-19

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Risks Facing Youth Transitioning Out of Care During COVID-19

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Saskatchewan Back-to-School Guidelines

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Self-Care Checklist for Youth, by Youth

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Self-Regulation

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Sex and Gender Diversity and Substance Use

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Shaping Positive and Trauma-Sensitive Interactions

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Shaping Trauma-Sensitive Classrooms

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Substance Use in Canada During COVID-19

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Switching to Tele-Health Communications for Social Workers

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Talking to Children & Youth About Traumatic Events

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Talking to Children About COVID-19: Concrete Suggestions for Dialogue

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Talking to Children About Loss and Grief

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The Trauma Sensitive Classroom

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Trauma-Layering: Practicing Trauma-Informed Care with Children and Youth

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Trauma-Sensitive Classroom Activities Across the Grades

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Trauma-Sensitive Classroom Activities for Secondary School Students

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Trauma-Sensitive Schools Children in Care

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Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)

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Understanding What the Words Mean: Trauma, Trauma-Informed, & Trauma-Sensitive

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Understanding and Managing Eco-Trauma

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Violence Against Women (VAW) Shelters: Concerns and Adaptations During COVID-19

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Virtual Communications in Child Welfare

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Youth and Substance Use

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At the Child Trauma Research Centre, we create a variety of research-based resources for caregivers, practitioners, youth, and many others. We currently create 3 types of resources for these groups:  TIPs (Trauma Integrated Practices) for... is a series of knowledge products that takes current research and adapts it into easy-to-read posters for practitioners and caregivers, including what can be done to help around the selected topics. These posters are in short form and are suitable for all individuals.    Knowledge Briefs are in-depth syntheses of current academic research on a particular topic. These knowledge briefs are typically longer, with more information, and may be more suitable for individuals with some knowledge on the topic.  Trauma-Sensitive Practices for Educators is a series of briefs specifically designed for educators to help understand trauma in the classroom and how it may affect behaviour and learning outcomes, as well as how to create a trauma-informed and supportive classroom.

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