Sonoma County Office of Education Supports School Families in a Trauma-Informed Recovery

Holly White-Wolfe 10/24/1710:10 AM

Sonoma County Office of Education is a leader in Sonoma County's efforts to promote resilient, trauma-informed communities.

This recent posting on their site reveals some of the current efforts to support school families in a trauma-informed recovery:

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In the wake of this tragedy, there will be a real need to address the trauma and long-term displacement that so many of our students, their families, and their teachers have experienced. On Oct. 17, SCOE hosted a trauma-informed training for more than 150 counselors and school psychologists. The goal was to give them the tools they need to go back and support their teachers and their students.

Read the full article here: http://www.scoe.org/pub/htdocs...ive.html?news_id=962

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