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During times of crisis and tragedy, it is important to remember to take care of yourself and those close to you. The most immediate concern for most people right now is for safety. Although children have many of the same reactions as adults do to trauma, they have different ways of expressing their reaction and need some special help to cope. Click here for a link to articles and resources.

If you are concerned about your feelings and reactions or those of someone you know, talk to someone. Talk to a teacher, a counselor at school, your doctor, your church, a family member, or a friend. You can also call Jefferson Center for Mental Health to access services.

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