warnings.trauma

Scenario: The Key - Great Fear

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The Great Fear - an interactive story about the past when something unfortunate happened.
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Creating a therapeutic story about a traumatic event is an important step in addressing a child’s emotional and psychological issues. It helps the child find a way to express their feelings, develop new strategies, and begin the process of positive change in their life.

If the situation involves complex events and you see that the child is in a difficult psychological state despite your efforts, seek help from psychologists or psychotherapists who specialize in trauma.

Why is this needed?

  • Uncover Difficult Moments from the Past: Help the child understand and share painful memories.
  • Learn to Talk about Difficulties: Teach how to talk about challenging events that occurred in the past.
  • Build Strong Relationships: Create an atmosphere of trust and understanding between parents and the child.
  • Solve Problems Together: Support the child in finding solutions to various difficulties.
  • Form a Sense of Self and the World: Help the child better understand how the world works and their role in it.

When This is Needed?

  • The child is troubled by something;
  • The child’s behavior has changed;
  • The child witnessed a conflict;
  • The child has experienced a traumatic event, grief (violence, illness, life-threatening situations, death of someone).
8 September 2024