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The Darien Times: Maud Purcell, psychotherapist, speaks up on the importance of mental health awareness around the gun control debate: Click here to read more.

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Sandy Hook Teacher, Kaitlin Roig, and Psychotherapist Maud Purcell, discuss the launch of Classes 4 Classes a non-profit geared toward teaching kindess, empathy, caring and compassion to K-5 Students nationwide: News Channel 12 CT.

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Bullies from sandbox to board room: Carol Wilder-Tamme discusses The Life Solution Center of Darien & “Speak Truth to Power” in her column Strictly Business.

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Tarique Perera, MD discusses TMS on The Dr. Oz Show: Part 1 & Part 2!

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Meet Life Solution Center Director Maud Purcell here.

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Sandy Hook survivor Kaitlin Roig starts Nonprofit Aimed at Encouraging Kindness & Emotional Intelligence at Schools

NEWTOWN - A teacher who survived December’s mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School has started a program that’s helped her students work through the tragedy.

First-grade teacher Kaitlin Roig gained worldwide attention for hiding her 15 students in a bathroom as gunman Adam Lanza killed 26 people before taking his own life. Roig says she and her students still get startled when they hear any sudden noise at the school.

To help her students cope, Roig collaborated with psychotherapist Maud Purcell to start Classes 4 Classes, a nonprofit that encourages children to help others through random acts of kindness. Roig says she was inspired by all the gifts sent from around the world to Newtown in the wake of the shooting.

EXPANDED COVERAGE: News 12 Connecticut’s Coverage

PHOTOS: Photos from the Scene and the Shooting’s Aftermath

WATCH: Parents Speak at News Conference

VIDEOS: Coverage of the Shooting

“I realized that if I wasn’t teaching my kids that when you get, you have to give, then I was dropping the ball,” says Roig. Her class began the program by sending money to help other students.

Roig says starting the program has helped both herself and her students with the healing process after the shooting.

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