Bedwetting is a common obstacle that many children experience. Still, it becomes concerning once a child is seven or older, or if they begin to wet the bed without an apparent reason. Wetting the bed at these stages is one of the most common trauma response types seen in children. At the Free … [Read more...]
Parents’ Guide to Traumatic Grief Therapy for Children Mourning Loved Ones
Each child grieves in different ways. Other than the fact that all children have unique personalities and viewpoints, additional factors that influence their reactions to loss can include their age, environment, previous experiences, and prior understanding of death (if they have any). Children … [Read more...]
Managing Food Trauma and Disordered Eating in Abused and Neglected Children
Food should symbolize the many things every child needs and should be surrounded by: love, safety, security, and reliability. However, when children grow up with families that fail to fulfill those needs consistently, they often develop food trauma, which describes disordered eating habits and … [Read more...]
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