Tag Archives: children and PTSD
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Why Camps Should Provide Trauma-Informed Care
Posted on March 21, 2014 by admin in PTSD Blog.According to the Huffington Post, more than 6 million kids will prepare to head off to sleep-over camps this summer. Some kids (like my daughter) will leave with a smile on their faces, ready to take over the camp and make everyone their new best friend. Others will be tentative at the thought of leaving Mom […]
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Child Neglect and PTSD
Posted on September 5, 2013 by admin in PTSD Blog.Friends and relatives who knew Gisella Ford described her as a smart, respectful, and mature eight-year-old. She died from multiple injuries from abuse and neglect, inflicted at the hands of relatives. And although she was surrounded by family, Gisella was neglected so badly that at the time of her death, maggots were found infesting an […]
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PTSD and Sleeping Babies: Guest Post by Jolene Philo
Posted on July 1, 2013 by admin in PTSD Blog.The following is another guest post by Joelene Philo, author of A Different Dream for My Child and A Different Dream Parenting. Post-traumatic stress and sleeping babies. What could they possibly have in common? A study conducted by researchers at the University of Oregon about what sleeping babies hear found a possible link. Or maybe it’s more accurate to say […]
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