complex trauma:

What Are the Treatment Options for Complex Trauma?

Effective treatment for complex trauma usually involves a combination of therapeutic approaches, including:
Trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) which helps children process and reframe traumatic experiences.
Attachment-based therapies that aim to strengthen the child-caregiver relationship.
Play therapy which allows children to express their emotions and experiences through play.
Medication may be prescribed to manage severe symptoms like anxiety or depression.

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