“New” Resources

These resources have been created by the IWK Health Trauma Informed Care Team and are subject to copyright.

Faire face à une urgence ou un désastre – pour les parents et les responsables des enfants

For Caregivers – How to talk to children and youth about a wildfire

Parents-Caregivers Coping with Adverse Community Events April 2025

Educators Acknowledging Memorial Dates for Adverse Community Events April 2025

TIC Policy Review Checklist Community Partner ONLY

Trauma Informed Care Environmental Checklist June 2023

FINALVicarious Trauma Psych-Ed Tool

How to Support Your Child Through Difficult Events – Infographic

FR_For School Staff – Talking to Children and Youth about Violent Conflict and War

FR_For Caregivers – Talking to Children and Youth about Violent Conflict and War

For School Staff – Talking to Children and Youth about Violent Conflict and War

For Caregivers – Talking to Children and Youth about Violent Conflict and War

Educators Acknowledging a Tragedy Feb 15 2022

Coping with Tragedy – Teenagers February 15 2022

Coping with Tragedy – School-aged Children February 15 2022

Coping with Tragedy – Parents and Caregivers February 15 2022

Coping with Tragedy – Children of All Ages February 15 2022

8 Tips for Talking to Kids February 15 2022

8 conseils pour parler aux enfants et aux jeunes_Fev 15 2022

VIDEOS

Child and Youth Grief and Trauma: Supporting Children, Youth and School Staff

Presented by the IWK Trauma Informed Care team

IWK Health Centre – Resilience & Wellness Webinar

Webinar 1 of the IWK’s Road to Resilience Webinar Series: Skills and strategies to prepare for the upcoming school year. This series is a partnership between IWK Mental Health and Addictions Program and the Nova Scotia’s Department of Early Education and Childhood Development (EECD). Presenters Holly Murphy and Prasanna Kariyawansa

https://www.youtube.com/embed/3pWgrWbxirg