Trauma response in child
Supporting Childhood Trauma Recovery: Expert Guidance for Emotional Healing
Childhood trauma can deeply affect a child’s emotional and mental well-being, often leading to anxiety, emotional shutdown, or behavioral struggles. According to the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, untreated trauma in children can manifest as difficulty trusting others, sleep disturbances, and heightened stress responses, impacting their development and daily life.
At our company, we recently worked with 8-year-old Mia, who had developed intense fear and withdrawal after witnessing a house fire. She struggled with panic attacks, avoided conversations about the event, and had trouble sleeping due to recurring nightmares.
Our team created a customized recovery plan, combining trauma-informed cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) with our AI-powered support assistant. Mia engaged in expressive therapy through storytelling and art, while our AI chatbot provided her with real-time grounding exercises to manage anxiety between sessions. Over time, she learned to process her emotions, regain a sense of security, and reconnect with her playful, confident self.
Early intervention is key to preventing long-term emotional distress in children. If your child is struggling with trauma, fill up the web-form here to connect with our expert team and begin the healing journey.
