A Trauma Intervention Program Designed for Use in Schools

Donielle Prince 3/4/163:27 PM

From the Annie E. Casey Foundation Blog:

Using an Evidence-Based Approach to Reduce Trauma’s Impact on Children

"When community partners and public system leaders gathered in Providence to choose priority outcomes for youth as part of the Foundation’s Evidence2Success framework, a key focus was symptoms associated with trauma, including anxiety, depression and emotional regulation.

Providence middle and high school students reported high levels of these risk factors on the Youth Experience Survey.

And when more than 120 students in two middle schools in Evidence2Success pilot neighborhoods were screened for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), 91% had elevated levels of trauma".

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