PTSD in Children



 
 

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Quick Teach W.E.Krill, Jr. M.S.P.C. PTSD in Children: Child Specific Symptoms W.E.Krill, Jr. M.S.P.C. www.freewebs.com/krillco It is well known that children often express disease and disorder in a substantially different manner than adults. This certainly makes sense even from a purely communication aspect: children do not have the life experience and vocabulary to verbally explain what they are feeling and experiencing as well as an adult may. In the realm of psychological disorder, children often express a different pattern or even unique behaviors and symptoms that an adult who has the

 
 

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