Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 20th 04 22.edited
There are various mental health problems that limit the child or any human to live a healthy life. Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is among the most common mental health conditions affecting children or any victim of a traumatic event. Like any other mental-related problem, posttraumatic stress disorder exposes the child to thinking difficulties arousing severe anxiety and uncontrollable thoughts about the event that exposed them to this condition. Therefore, parents must detect any signs of PTSD in their children and do their best to ensure the child feels well cared for and protected. Likewise, the teachers must have the ability to detect any signs of PTSD in their learners to employ the best approaches while handling them to make them feel appreciated and valued in any learning environment. Since this condition is not hereditary or a terminal illness, it implies that the victim can fully recover with proper management and care.
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