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- Trauma - helping family or friends
There are things you can do to try to help someone who has been through a distressing or frightening event.
- Trauma - reaction and recovery
It is normal to have strong emotional or physical reactions after a distressing or frightening event, and help is available.
- Trauma - reagim dhe shërim (Trauma - reaction and recovery - Albanian)
It is normal to have strong emotional or physical reactions after a distressing or frightening event, and help is available.
- Trauma and children - newborns to two years
Babies and toddlers can be as affected by trauma as any other family member.
- Trauma and children - two to five years
Preschoolers may not have the words but will show their distress at traumatic events through changes in behaviour and functioning.
- Trauma and children – tips for parents
Tell your child the facts about a distressing or frightening experience using language they can understand.
- Trauma and families
When a family is affected by trauma, everyone will react in a different way.
- Trauma and primary school age children
Children look to their parents or carers to judge how to deal with a crisis.
- Trauma and teenagers - tips for parents
Teenagers may turn to friends rather than parents for support in times of trauma and distress.
- Trauma and teenagers – common reactions
A teenager may be deeply upset by a traumatic event, but not share their feelings with their parents.