4 things parents must do for children after Uvalde — and every school shooting
June 08, 2022 | Print > Press Article | For Clinicians and Schools | For Families | For Parents | For Parents and Families | For Providers | For Schools | School Violence and Safety Assessment/Threat Assessment
This nationwide feeling of parental helplessness — even for me, a trained clinician who has devoted 20 years of my life to doing intensive psychiatric evaluations to avert this strategy — is understandable. Yet I am reminded of Maya Angelou’s words, “And still I rise.” Because we can’t afford not to rise to the challenge of this tragedy. There are still ways that parents can, must, help their children.
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