Reply to "Developmental Disabilities and Trauma"

Diane JacobsteinMember

Thanks for your reply, Karen! This is a huge and often overlooked issue.

A favorite resource on children with IDD and trauma is one that many people
will have seen, the NCTSN Toolkit called Road to Recovery: Supporting
Children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Who Have
Experienced Trauma.

http://nctsn.org/products/chil...e-experienced-trauma

There is another good resource on the Georgetown/JBS Trauma Webtool- I will
try to send the link later.

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