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1. • • Ensure children and adolescents are safe and that their basic needs are addressed. Allow them to be sad or cry. Let them talk, write, or draw pictures about the event and their feelings. Limit their exposure to repetitive news reports about traumatic events.
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     Helping Children and Adolescents Cope With Traumatic Events

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   What can I do if my child is traumatized?

   • Below, we've got some suggestions for things you can do as their parent or carer to make them feel safe and supported. Supporting a child or young person who has gone through trauma can be a very emotional experience. So take time to look after yourself and rest when you can.

   Trauma and Mental Health | Guide For Parents - YoungMinds

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   How do I support a child who has gone through trauma?

   • Supporting a child or young person who has gone through trauma can be a very emotional experience. So take time to look after yourself and rest when you can. Remember that in order to support your child, you need to keep looking after yourself. Talk to trusted friends, family and anyone else in your support network.

   Trauma and Mental Health | Guide For Parents - YoungMinds

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   How can I help my child recover from trauma?

   • Additional forms of therapy that can help children recover from trauma include: Play therapy. Children, especially younger children, learn and grow through play. Play therapy can assist children in expressing and processing their feelings related to trauma in a safe format. Family therapy.

   Signs of Trauma in Children: What You Need to Know - Psych Central

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   How do children and young people cope with trauma?

   • All children and young people have difficult experiences sometimes. When this happens, they might feel more stressed or upset. But with a bit of support from those around them, they will usually feel better. However, when a child or young person experiences trauma, it can feel too big for their normal coping strategies.

   Trauma and Mental Health | Guide For Parents - YoungMinds

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   How do you know if a child has trauma?

   • It is essential to know the signs of trauma in children, as the impact of unresolved trauma can last for years. Some of the most common signs of childhood trauma are: Like adults, children can receive a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Childhood trauma can take place at any age and is very common.

   Signs of Trauma in Children: What You Need to Know - Psych Central

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   What if my child is struggling with trauma?

   • If you’re worried that your child or young person is struggling with trauma, remember that you can play an incredibly important role in helping them. By providing emotional support and a loving, safe relationship, you can help them to heal with time. You can also make sure they get the right professional support if they need it.

   Trauma and Mental Health | Guide For Parents - YoungMinds

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3. kidshealth.org › en › parentsHelping Your Child Heal After Trauma (for Parents)

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   How Can I Give My Child the Extra Support They Need? After a trauma, kids need your support and comfort more than ever. Be sure to: Spend time with your child. Do things that are soothing, relaxing, or fun. Cook together, take a walk, play, read, make art, or sing. Try to do this every day, even if it’s only for a few minutes. Parent with ...

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5. psychcentral.com › ptsd › signs-of-trauma-in-childrenHow Do You Know If a Child Is Traumatized? - Psych Central

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   Dec 6, 2021 · It is essential to know the signs of trauma in children, as the impact of unresolved trauma can last for years. Some of the most common signs of childhood trauma are: fear, including fear when...

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7. childmind.org › guide › helping-How to Help Children Cope With Trauma - Child Mind Institute

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   Oct 9, 2024 · In the wake of a traumatic event such as episodes of violence or a natural disaster, your support and reassurance can help children with trauma. Your support can help them manage their fears, feel safe, guide them through their grief, and recover in a healthy way.

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8. childmind.org › article › signs-trauma-childrenSigns of Trauma in Children - Child Mind Institute

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   May 2, 2024 · In extreme cases, children can develop post-traumatic stress disorder, but even less extreme PTSD-like symptoms can interfere with a child’s life and happiness. Here are some signs to look for and things to keep in mind.

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9. www.youngminds.org.uk › traumaTrauma and Mental Health | Guide For Parents - YoungMinds

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   Guide contents. On this page. What is trauma? Signs a child or young person is affected by trauma. Supporting your child or young person to cope. Finding professional support. Looking after yourself. Useful helplines and websites. Tips and advice related to trauma. Anxiety. View our guide for young people.

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10. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogStrategies to Help Your Child Cope With Trauma

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    Sep 25, 2023 · 10 Ways to Help Your Child Cope. Safety first: After a traumatic incident, help your child understand it was not their fault. Reassure them that you will do everything in your power to keep...

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    What can I do to help my child after a trauma? At times of increased stress children take their emotional cues from the important adults around them, so one of the best ways to help your child is to make sure you take care of your own needs. Do not ignore or discount your own reactions to the trauma your child has experienced;