Complex PTSD
Complex PTSD in children and adolescents results from prolonged, repeated exposure to traumatic events, often of an interpersonal nature. It is characterised by the core symptoms of PTSD along with difficulties in emotional regulation, interpersonal relationships, and self-concept. Early identification and trauma-informed interventions are crucial for addressing Complex PTSD in youth, often involving a phased approach that emphasises safety, stabilisation, and processing of traumatic experiences.
