Links to other organizations

Deschutes County's 24-hour crisis program, by phone or face to face, for any person in need, with or without Oregon Health Plan coverage. The page lists the crisis line and the Stabilization Center in Bend, open around the clock for walk-ins.

Tips and resources from COPA's pediatricians and Behavioral Health team to help parents talk with their kids and support them through hard and scary news. It covers common reactions in kids and teens, going back to school and helping kids with autism or learning differences, with a printable packet.

A national network whose mission is to raise the standard of care and improve access to services for traumatized children, their families and communities. It has information on types of trauma, trauma treatments and trauma-informed care, and a section of information in Spanish.

Free, bilingual resources that caring adults can use to help children cope with traumatic experiences, such as tips for grown-ups and storybooks for young children.

A podcast series that Dr. Brandi Hawk and Dr. Brandi Liles of Red Leaf Psychology made for the Bend community. It helps individuals and families understand common reactions to trauma, learn strategies for managing symptoms and find support.

A center dedicated to helping schools support their students through crisis and loss. It offers materials and guidance for schools going through a crisis or helping grieving students, and resources to help them prepare.

Training and consultation for schools on trauma prevention, crisis response and recovery, for the whole school community, from mental health providers on campus to teachers, school leaders and staff. Its programs include CBITS and Bounce Back.

Educational resources on posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a mental health problem that can occur after a traumatic event, and on its treatment: handouts, apps, videos and courses based on current research. For Veterans, and also for health care providers, researchers and the general public, with a section in Spanish.