traumatic events…

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a traumatic event, experience that causes, physical, emotional, psychological distress, harm, an event that is perceived, experienced, a threat to one's safety, stability of one's world, a traumatic event, involve, physical injury, illness, separation from parents, perceived abandonment, death of a friend, family member, pet, divorce, hospitalization, a move to a new location, anxiety, fear, pain, loss of trust, violence, war, terrorism, mass disaster, time of a traumatic event, person experiencing the event might feel numb, not know how to respond, later on, memories, the trauma, bring out feelings of helplessness, fear, horror, reliving the trauma all over again, to try to resolve such feelings, move forward after a trauma, to discuss the events, feelings, a child, after a traumatic event, person experiencing it needs time, a sense of safety to re-establish trust, experiences, traumatized a person, cause anxiety, in children, signs of anxiety might include an increased need, physical, emotional closeness, fear of separation, difficulties sleeping, loss of appetite, bed wetting, changes in interactions, many events, experienced by children, traumatic, in fact, many adults, not realize that seemingly harmless events very traumatic, child, a child, a broken arm, assume that his arm cannot be fixed, yet adults, have no way of knowing that the child is imagining such a thing, parents, reduce the negative emotional responses to potentially traumatic events by preparing the child, discussions, visits, pictures, videos, play, introduce the upcoming experience, child, health care professionals, a good source of information regarding events that traumatic, the child, receiving injections, shots, experiences, painful, frightening, post-traumatic stress disorder.