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Healing Childhood Trauma Pilot Project Launched

A new pilot project is being launched in the Comox Valley and Port Hardy to help children heal from trauma.

The Healing Childhood Trauma Project is a partnership between Island Health, the Ministry of Children and Family Development, the public health unit, and a four-person treatment team.

The project is based on a model developed by Doctor Bruce Perry.

He says the model is designed to create individual plans, looking at children in a comprehensive way.

Doctor Carol Coxon says the team will now be working to design the program.

The Children’s Health Foundation of Vancouver Island is providing funding for the project with a three-year grant of 715-thousand dollars.

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