It has been a really intense few days and no doubt you and your families have been watching the images and scenes from all across the country as we reel yet again from widespread protests against police brutality and institutional racism here in the U.S. With near-constant exposure to news and social media, more kids are witnessing this violence and its aftermath firsthand.
However, this has also created an opportunity to speak openly with our children about it. So, how can these conversations be most effective?
Please join us tomorrow for a conversation with child development, children's health, and trauma-care experts to talk about ways families can support their children, one another, and a just future.
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Hey, folks.
It has been a really intense few days and no doubt you and your families have been watching the images and scenes from all across the country as we reel yet again from widespread protests against police brutality and institutional racism here in the U.S. With near-constant exposure to news and social media, more kids are witnessing this violence and its aftermath firsthand.
However, this has also created an opportunity to speak openly with our children about it. So, how can these conversations be most effective?
Please join us tomorrow for a conversation with child development, children's health, and trauma-care experts to talk about ways families can support their children, one another, and a just future.
Guests:
Allison Briscoe-Smith, PhD
Dr. Jacqueline Dougé
Dr. Nathan Chomilo
Take care, and stay safe everyone.
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