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How Do Traumatic Events Affect Children?

Children may react differently to traumatic events based on their age, personality, and prior experiences. Some common effects include:
Anxiety
Depression
Sleep disturbances
Behavioral changes such as aggression or withdrawal
Difficulty concentrating
These reactions can interfere with a child's ability to function normally in daily activities and can have long-term implications if not addressed.

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