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Helping the smallest survivors   Resources for military families   best bets 1. Tips for recovering from disasters and other traumatic events 2. How trauma can affect the brain 3. Finding help through psychotherapy 4. Find a psychologist Advertisements press releases Traumatic brain injury haunts children for years with variety of functional problems (05/11/09) more press releases >> internal APA resources Choosing a mental health provider Find a psychologist Resources on children and trauma more APA resources >> Monitor on Psychology Psychology’s help for the smallest survivors (October 2008) Ending violence against women (October 2008) more monitor news >> books & videos A Terrible Thing Happened: A Story for Children Who Have Witnessed Violence or Trauma Buy this book more books & videos on trauma >> journals Sex Differences in Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Quantitative Review of 25 Years of Research (November 2006) more journals >> additional links A guide to children's grief from PBS FEMA for kids Children and fear of war or terrorism: Tips for parents and teachers

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