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What can I do Now? For help, who do I call?

I might want to:

O   Thank those who have protected, supported, and understood me.

O   Think about what I've been through and how I've been able to cope.

O   Think about he distress that is still there to cope with.

O   Think about unhealthy habits that help me cope with my distress.

As a Parent: 

O   I'm confident about the protective factors I and my family and community will provide for my child.

O   I'm committed to provide my child with support and guidance for coping and dealing with distress.

O   I'm concerned about my children's types of Adverse Childhood Experiences, how to protect them from other types, and how to help them deal with distress and avoid unhealthy coping habits.

O   I know ways to help me cope now, such as:

____   Talking with a trusted friend or family member

____   Talking with my doctor or my child's doctor

____   Reading a pamphlet or web site

____   Talking with other parents about what we've been through and how we cope.

____   Finding a helpful group for coping or stress-management skills.

____   Finding a helpful a group for parenting skills.

____   Finding out if I need a doctor's help right now.

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           Nedd Help? Numbers to call:

         General Help line: 211

         Emergency Line:  911

         Mental Health Crisis Hot line:  1-888-568-1112

         Family Violence Hot Line:  1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

         Abused Women's Advocacy Project: 1-800-599-2927

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