National Attachment Trauma Awareness Day

NATA Day is coming... Join the NATA Partners and hundreds of parents, professionals and advocates as we speak out for traumatized children on the 2nd annual National Attachment Trauma Awareness (NATA) Day, June 19, 2015.     LEARN MORE    HOST A VIEWING PARTY On or near June 19, host a screening of one of four films about traumatized children and their challenges. You decide.  Invite your closest family & friends or the whole community.  It's free!  Raise awareness for helping and healing traumatized children.   SPEAK UP Spread the word on social media, write a letter to local news media or your community leaders. Or advocate for changes by contacting legislators.  WEAR A BLUE RIBBON Supporters of traumatized children and their families will be wearing blue ribbons or string tied around their fingers and wrists during NATA Day this year. ​ Why blue ribbons? Blue symbolizes child abuse – sadly one of the leading causes of Attachment Trauma. The blue ribbon represents the ties of love and the importance of building attachment to help traumatized children heal. ​Don’t forget to share a picture of your blue ribbon on social media and use the hashtag #NATADay2015!