The 12 Core Concepts
Secondary adversities, trauma reminders, and loss reminders may produce significant fluctuations in trauma survivors’ posttrauma emotional and behavioral functioning. 4. Children can exhibit a wide range of reactions to trauma and loss. Trauma-exposed children can exhibit a wide range of posttrauma reactions that vary in their nature, onset,
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