By: Dr. Porto Ben-Harosh,
The Center for Children and Adolescents After Trauma,
Hadassah, Jerusalem.
As a result of exposure to a traumatic event, children, during the first two
days, have physical and emotional reactions that constitute a normal
response to the event. Except in extremely rare cases, there is no reason to
give a pathological diagnostic title to these immediate responses, because
they are usually transient on their own. Lack of such response to the incident
is a very worrying sign for a child.
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