If you or someone you know needs assistance with dealing with the recent tragic events in Baton Rouge please call the Office of Behavioral Health Crisis Hotline at 866-310-7977. Staff are available 24/7.
Online Resources and Publications:
Community Support for those impacted by Gun Violence
Managing Your Distress in the Aftermath of a Shooting
Red Cross – Taking Care of Your Emotional Health after a Disaster
SAMHSA – Warning Signs and Risk Factors for Emotional Distress
NCTSN – Effects of Complex Trauma
Helping Young Children Cope with Upsetting Events
Responding to Caregiver Questions about Community Unrest
Helping Others Cope In Times Of Tragedy
Psychological Impact of the Recent Events in Baton Rouge
Community Violence: Reactions & Actions in Dangerous Times (for teens)
Talking to Children about the Shooting
Promoting Mental Health in Children 8 and Under
Helping Young Children Cope After Exposure to a Traumatic Event
Effects of Traumatic Stress after Mass Violence, Terror, or Disaster
Restoring a Sense of Safety in the Aftermath of a Mass Shooting
Media Coverage:
Baton Rouge Agency Offering Sessions On Processing Trauma 7/26/16
WAFB Healthline – Mental Health Professionals Offer Free Sessions to Help Cope with Tragedy 7/20/16
KPEL Mental Health Professional Provides Tips On Coping With Recent Police Shooting 7/19/16
WAFB Baton Rouge Community Support – Dr. Kasofsky and Dr. Udofa Speak on Recent Events 7/18/16
LPB Press Club – Capital Area Human Services 7/18/16
Baton Rouge Business Report – Limit Social Media & TV Use During Times of a Crisis 7/18/16
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