Parents’ descriptions of young children’s dissociative reactions after trauma

There is limited research on the phenomenology of how young children who have been exposed to trauma express the intrusive symptom of dissociative reactions. The current qualitative study utilized interviews from a semi-structured diagnostic clinical interview with 74 caregivers of young children (a...

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Main Authors:	Blair-Andrews, Z. (Author), Cintron, G. (Author), Salloum, A. (Author), Storch, E.A (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Routledge 2018
Subjects:	accident adult affect aged Article attention deficit disorder caregiver child Child child parent relation Child, Preschool comparative study crime crying death Dissociation dissociative disorder Dissociative Disorders distress syndrome domestic violence female Female fetus flashback flashbacks homeless youth human Humans infant Infant injury interview Interviews as Topic intrusion major clinical study major depression male Male obsessive compulsive disorder oppositional defiant disorder parent Parents posttraumatic stress disorder post-traumatic stress disorder preschool child prevalence priority journal psychological aspect psychology qualitative research Qualitative Research recall recurrent disease school child screaming syndrome semi structured interview separation anxiety sexual abuse Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic thematic analysis young children
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