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Yoga @ TCYSB

July 15, 2015August 4, 2015 tcysb Posted in SliderTagged BFF, Charles County MD, girls, kids, pictures, staymotivated, summer, tcysb, yoga, youth

Victim Awareness Group starts July 9th 2015

July 2, 2015July 2, 2015 tcysb Posted in NewsTagged awareness, boys, Charles County MD, conflict, correctional, girls, tcysb, victim, Waldorf, young

Location: 75 Industrial Park Drive, Waldorf, MD Victim Awareness Group starts July 9th 2015 #Victimawareness Youth who have #offended others will explore how their actions have impacted others and how they can effectively resolve conflict

Best Foot forward starts at July 7th

June 29, 2015June 29, 2015 tcysb Posted in NewsTagged BFF, Charles County, girls, girlsonly, Instagram, staymotivated, tcysb, tumbl, twitter, youthservice

Just for Girls, No Fee (5-8 grade)” Best Foot Forward” ‪#‎BFF‬ Tuesdays from 7 -8 pm.. Starts at july 7th! check flyer for details. ‪#‎Waldorf‬ ‪#‎tcysborg

Tri-County Youth Services Bureau, Inc.

A 501(c)3 non-profit, community-based delinquency prevention organization serving children, youth and their families in Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's counties, Maryland, USA. Contact: info@tcysb.org. Call 301-645-1837.

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This youth forum is free for youth up to age 25.

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The Keynote Address at the 2021 Advancing School Mental Health Conference on October 14th was on the topic: “Overcoming the Collective Trauma of the Pandemic: Creating Healing-Centered, Safe, Supportive, and Equitable Schools”, by Joyce Dorado, PhD, Director and Co-Founder, UCSF HEARTS (Healthy Environments and Response to Trauma in Schools); Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of California San Francisco at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.

“For most people, the coronavirus pandemic has been experienced as a collective trauma, with people of color and socioeconomically disadvantaged people (children, families, and adults) disproportionately bearing the pandemic’s adverse effects. The keynote outlined trauma-informed, equity-promoting approaches that can support schools to be places of healing, resilience, and equity for students as well as for the adults who serve and care for them.”
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