complex trauma:

What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Complex Trauma in Children?

Children who experience complex trauma may exhibit a wide range of symptoms, including:
Emotional dysregulation such as intense anger, sadness, or anxiety.
Behavioral problems like aggression, defiance, or withdrawal.
Difficulties in relationships with peers and adults.
Cognitive impairments including problems with attention, learning, and memory.
Somatic complaints such as headaches, stomachaches, and other physical ailments without a clear medical cause.

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