Developmental disorder trauma in children has the potential to be disruptive to a child well beyond childhood. These traumas, if unresolved, can pose significant challenges to the adult child in their life, socially, and otherwise. This new approach to looking at childhood trauma helps us understand how interventions can assist children and adult survivors of traumatic events or pasts.
This article, Development Disorder in Children, helps to explain what this disorder is, how to recognize symptoms, and how the proper interventions can assist the child in working past these events.
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