Reply to "Tip sheet for parents and teachers on recognizing trauma"

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Originally Posted by Lee Johnson:

Thank you Jane! I'm going to take these in for the teachers in my school. Since I presented on trauma and their students in early January, the resources I leave out for them have been getting snatched up.

This is so true and if you are in a doc office and you were not really aware of trauma but you put these out at check-in I guarantee they will be gone faster than you can blink and eye and before you know it parents are wanting more info. These need to somehow be emailed to every pedi and fp and OB office in America!

2/21/151:17 PM

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