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A Resource for Emotional Recovery

Suzie Gruber · 11/29/188:53 AM

In response to last year's wildfires in Sonoma County, my colleagues and I created a resource to help people with emotional recovery from any kind of disaster. It's called the When It's Too Much Toolkit and it offers a variety of ways to think about and address the toxic stress generated during unexpected events.

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Re: A Resource for Emotional Recovery

Karen Clemmer · 11/29/189:02 AM

Thank you so much for sharing these resources, @Suzie Gruber this information is helpful and very timely. Thanks again, Karen

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