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Advancing Trauma-Informed Systems for Children
Childhood trauma exposure is a significant public health concern. Children are exposed to potentially traumatic events at alarming rates and the negative effects of untreated traumatic stress can last a lifetime. By the age of 17, more than 71% of all children experience a potentially traumatic event – including physical abuse, sexual abuse, violence, or serious accidents. Fortunately, many children are resilient and can recover from trauma exposure with familial and other natural supports. Other children, however, particularly those with chronic or severe trauma exposure and limited support, often experience
significant and long-term problems.
significant and long-term problems.
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Resource Type
Resource Topic
Organization
Child Health and Development Institute of Connecticut
Journal or Publication
IMPACT
Author
Jason M. Lang, Ph.D. Kim Campbell, MSW Jeffrey J. Vanderploeg, Ph.D.
State
Connecticut
Published Date
00 2015
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