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Subject: Project Cope

Author:
Joyce

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Date Posted: 10:55:44 03/25/02 Mon
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>Dear UCE Community Education Director,
>
>As part of our effort to understand the coping and recovery following
>exposure to trauma, Project Cope is conducting a nationwide family
survey.
>We hope that you will assist us by distributing the survey's web
address
to
>organizations that might consider forwarding it to families.
>
>To date, the study of traumatic stress has paid relatively little
attention
>to individuals with disabilities and their families. Our website
includes
>many resources for coping with trauma; some of these are geared to the
>general public and several are geared specifically to supporting
individuals
>with disabilities and their families. The survey will help us learn
more
>about children's immediate and continued responses to the events of
>September 11th.
>
>The survey can be found at
www.nymc.edu/wihd/projectcope/pc/survey.html
and
>in the February issue of Exceptional Parent magazine.
>
>Project Cope is a program of the Westchester Institute for Human
>Development, a University Center for Excellence in Developmental
>Disabilities located at New York Medical College and Westchester
Medical
>Center in Valhalla, New York. For more information or to receive the
survey
>by mail, visit our website www.projectcope.net, send us an email us at
>ProjectCope@nymc.edu or call 914.493.5202.
>
>Thank you very much for your assistance.
>
>Daniel Crimmins, Ph.D.
>Anne Farrell, Ph.D.
>
>Directors, Project Cope
>Westchester Institute for Human Development
>Cedarwood Hall
>Valhalla, New York 10595-1618
>Email: ProjectCope@nymc.edu
>WIHD homepage: www.nymc.edu/wihd
>Project Cope homepage: www.projectcope.net
>

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