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San Diego psychiatrist gives advice on how to talk to kids about Texas school shooting

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"As a general rule, if your child is eight or younger you don’t need to talk about this, unless they bring it up to you," said Dr. Michael Lardon.

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  1. Independent Tribune

    Texas school shooting: How to help kids get through unspeakable horror (opens Independent Tribune)

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    The shocking shooting that left 18 children dead at a school in Texas is forcing parents and schools to once again confront how to talk to kids about violence. Here

  2. WHAS Louisville

    Officials: How to talk to your child about the Texas school shooting (opens WHAS Louisville)

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    "We feel our kids aren't very resilient, but they're pretty resilient," Dr. Stephen Taylor said. "Ask what they know, if they have feelings about it, talk to them."

  3. NBC Los Angeles

    How to Talk to Children In Wake of Deadly Texas School Shooting (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    As the nation grapples with grief and anger after the second-deadliest school shooting in American history, parents and teachers are facing another difficult task.

  4. NBC Los Angeles

    Experts Explain How to Talk to Children About the Texas School Shooting (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    Communities across the country are grappling with how to keep children safe and talk to them about the shooting.

  5. Digital Journal

    Op-Ed: School shooting in Texas – America, what the hell is wrong with you? (opens Digital Journal)

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    Digital Journal's feed description

    How do you get to the point where shooting elementary school kids is part of any thought process?

  6. WUSA9

    How to talk to kids about violence following Texas school shooting (opens WUSA9)

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    WUSA9's feed description

    We spoke with clinical psychologist Dr. Linda McGhee about the best way to have a difficult conversation with children.

  7. FOX 61 Hartford

    Connecticut experts on how to talk to your kids about the Texas elementary school shooting (opens FOX 61 Hartford)

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    FOX 61 Hartford's feed description

    With yet another mass shooting at a school in America, parents are again faced with the task of helping their children process their emotions and anxiety.

  8. WHEC Rochester

    Talking to your kids about the Uvalde school shooting (opens WHEC Rochester)

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    WHEC Rochester's feed description

    If you’re a parent, you’ve probably already started having very difficult conversations with your children about what happened in Texas.

  9. WTOP Washington DC

    How do you talk to your kids about what happened in Texas? (opens WTOP Washington DC)

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    WTOP Washington DC's feed description

    To even talk about the shooting in Texas suggests admitting it’s possible, and that’s something no parent wants to even think about.

  10. Portland Press Herald

    How to help kids get through the horror of Texas school shooting (opens Portland Press Herald)

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    The first thing a parent should do is make sure their children know adults are available to talk to them.

  11. 12News Phoenix

    How to talk to your kids about the Texas school shooting (opens 12News Phoenix)

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    With the news of the violence in Texas filling our newsfeeds, a Valley therapist offers tips on how to talk to kids about the school shooting.

  12. MyNorthwest

    Texas elementary shooting prompts tough conversations with children about school-violence (opens MyNorthwest)

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    Kids across the country are asking questions about what happened in that Texas elementary school -- and whether or not they can feel safe.

  13. CBS 8 San Diego

    San Diego psychiatrist gives advice on how to talk to kids about Texas school shooting (opens CBS 8 San Diego)

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    "As a general rule, if your child is eight or younger you don’t need to talk about this, unless they bring it up to you," said Dr. Michael Lardon.

  14. WNYT Albany

    School leader, health professional on talking with kids about Texas shooting (opens WNYT Albany)

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    School staff in many cases are trying to figure out how to talk to students about the tragic elementary school shooting in Texas.

  15. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Mental health experts advise on how to speak with children about Texas school shooting | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    KEYT Santa Barbara's feed description

    Local mental health professionals are providing some advice to parents as they speak to their children about the deadly school shooting in Texas.

  16. NBC New York

    How to Talk to Children About Texas School Shooting Massacre (opens NBC New York)

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    What happened in the Texas classroom (as well as the schools in Parkland, Sandy Hook and too many others to name) is unfathomable to most adults, but even more so for children — while the news is inescapable, talking kids through it is critical

  17. New Hampshire Union Leader

    How to talk to children about Texas shooting (opens New Hampshire Union Leader)

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    How you talk about the Texas school shooting with your children depends on their age, said Rik Cornell, vice president of community relations at the Mental Health Center of Greater

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