Hurt To Be A Child
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Trauma History Screen (THS) - Veterans Affairs
www.ptsd.va.govD. Hit or kicked hard enough to injure - as a child YES NO _____ times E. Hit or kicked hard enough to injure - as an adult YES: NO _____ times: F. Forced or made to have sexual contact - as a child YES NO ... did anyone get hurt or killed? NO YES When this happened, were you afraid that you or someone else might get hurt or killed? NO YES
STATE OF CALIFORNIA - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES …
www.cdss.ca.govListen to what your child tells you about the care received in the home. Talk with the provider about any problems. Inform the provider of anything in the home which could hurt your child. Call or write the licensing agency if the provider fails to fix a hazard or if you believe your child has been harmed while in the provider’s care.
After the shotswhat to do if your child has discomfort
www.immunize.orgGive your child plenty to drink. Dress your child lightly. Do not cover or wrap your child tightly. Give your child a fever- or pain-reducing medicine such as acetamino-phen (e.g., Tylenol) or ibuprofen (e.g., Advil, Motrin). The dose you give your child should be based on your child’s weight and your healthcare provider’s instructions.
CHILD-PARENT RELATIONSHIP SCALE - Bristol
www.bristol.ac.uk18 hurt when I spend time with other child 19 remains angry after discipline 21 dealing with child drains energy 23 bad day when child wakes up in a bad mood 24 feelings toward me can be unpredictable 25 uncomfortable with how child and I get along 27 whines when he/she wants something 28 sneaky or manipulates me ...
Homicides of Children and Youth - Office of Justice Programs
www.ojp.govchild’s homicide risk is relatively low. Homicides of children in middle child-hood show a mixed pattern. Some result from child maltreatment and others from the use of firearms. Some are sexually motivated, and some are committed as part of multiple-victim family homicides. Homicides of teenagers, most of which involve male victims killed by ...
An Interview for Children: Traumatic Events Screening ...
www.ptsd.va.govaccording to Child = child's view of whether serious harm did or could have occurred. Mark "YES" for each event endorsed by child. Mark "YES" if child's open-ended responses clearly indicate s/he views the event as causing/threatening death/severe physical harm.
Coping With Grief When Your Child Dies - UCLA Health
www.uclahealth.orgremembrances of your child, such as a picture, a name bracelet, a blanket, a lock of hair, a special toy or cards from family and friends. Some parents attempt to fill the emptiness they feel by having another child. This decision is best postponed during the immediate period after a child’s death to allow parents to mourn their loss.
Trauma Checklist (Youth and Child) - University of …
depts.washington.eduTrauma Checklist (Youth and Child) NAME AGE SEX DATE _____ Below is a list of scary, dangerous or violent situations or events that sometimes happen to kids. For each of the following questions, mark YES if the event happened to you and check NO if this did not happen to you. 1.