Institute Of Child Psychology - Children's Mental Health

Childhood is often seen as a time of joy, curiosity, and growth, but for many children, it is marred by experiences of trauma. These early adversities can profoundly impact emotional, social, and psychological development, influencing a child's behavior, relationships, and well-being into adulthood. The Childhood Trauma Course offered by the Institute of Child Psychology aims to provide a deeper understanding of trauma and practical tools to support children on their healing journey. Why Addressing Childhood Trauma Is Crucial Childhood trauma refers to distressing experiences, such as abuse, neglect, loss, or exposure to violence, that overwhelm a child’s ability to cope. If left unaddressed, trauma can manifest in various ways, including: Emotional dysregulation (anxiety, depression, anger) Challenges in learning or focusing Difficulty in forming healthy relationships Risky or harmful behaviors Research shows that early intervention and tra...