IntechOpen eBooks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
This
chapter
explores
the
complex
social
construction
of
childhood,
questioning
how
its
perception
has
been
shaped
by
historical,
cultural,
and
political
contexts.
Through
critical
analysis,
it
examines
conception
childhood
as
a
stage
vulnerability
dependence
perpetuated
power
dynamics
that
render
children
invisible
unprotected,
facilitating
abuses
such
sexual
abuse.
Additionally,
dissociation
is
addressed
defense
mechanism
that,
while
initially
adaptive,
can
become
significant
obstacle
to
recovery
victims,
fragmenting
their
identity
complicating
therapeutic
treatment.
The
text
underscores
need
reexamine
our
perceptions
practices
surrounding
promoting
more
holistic
multidimensional
approach
not
only
responds
trauma
but
also
works
prevent
mitigate
long-term
effects.
discussion
includes
importance
early
support
implementation
public
policies
empower
full-rights
subjects,
highlighting
urgency
transforming
structures
perpetuate
child
vulnerability.
JCPP Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(2)
Published: March 12, 2024
Abstract
Background
Clinical
presentations
of
child
and
adolescent
psychopathology
can
vary
systematically
for
boys
girls.
While
network
analysis
is
increasingly
being
applied
to
explore
in
adults,
there
a
dearth
studies
considering
differences
symptoms
girls,
particularly
developmental
trauma‐related
symptomatology.
Methods
This
study
involves
rural
children
(
n
=
375,
39.47%
girls)
adolescents
291,
51.20%
involved
with
protection
services
Ontario,
Canada.
Caregivers
completed
the
Assessment
Checklist
Children
or
Adolescents
within
first
6
months
care.
Psychometric
analyses
were
conducted
using
subscales
Differences
examined
via
comparison
permutation
tests,
moderated
models,
independent
t
‐tests.
Results
Attachment‐related
interpersonal
difficulties
most
central
nodes
networks
both
Emotional
dysregulation
also
had
high
strength
centrality
adolescents.
tests
found
overall
structures
global
be
invariant
between
girls
adolescents,
models
‐tests
revealed
several
regards
expression
specific
symptoms.
Among
children,
exhibited
more
indiscriminate
pseudomature
behaviors,
whereas
expressed
significantly
non‐reciprocal
behaviors
self‐injury.
Adolescent
behavioral
suicide
discourse
model;
indicated
higher
levels
emotional
dysregulation,
negative
self‐image,
other
items
considered
clinically
important
complex
trauma
(e.g.,
distrust
confused
belonging).
Discussion
supports
evidence
symptomatology
Additionally,
exhibit
symptoms,
general.
Consistent
transdiagnostic
conceptualization
consequences
trauma,
findings
demonstrate
primacy
attachment‐specific
emotion
dysregulation.
Journal of Child & Adolescent Trauma,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 1057 - 1066
Published: Aug. 21, 2024
Abstract
Posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
is
linked
with
self-harm
and
suicide,
but
few
studies
have
examined
these
severe
outcomes
in
relation
to
complex
trauma.
This
study
the
associations
between
suicide-related
phenomena
ICD-11
PTSD
(CPTSD)
among
treatment-seeking
youths.
A
convenience
sample
of
109
adolescents
major
depression
(69.7%
female;
mean
age
=
15.24)
were
recruited
from
an
outpatient
psychiatric
clinic.
Participants
completed
measures
for
CPTSD,
adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACEs),
behaviors,
past-year
history
four
phenomena.
Relationships
each
variable
CPTSD
assessed
at
symptom
diagnostic
levels.
reported
average
three
ACEs;
33.9%
met
requirements
CPTSD.
Past-year
suicidal
thought
attempt,
not
self-harm,
significantly
associated
status.
At
level,
total
all
clusters
scores,
strongest
found
symptoms
negative
self-concept.
scores
also
strongly
thought,
plan,
attempt;
core
consistently
For
trauma,
relationship
disturbances
having
a
suicide
self-concept
both
plan
attempt.
Assessing
targeting
potential
reduce
suicidality
young
people
experiencing
mental
distress,
particularly
those
trauma
regardless
whether
they
meet
criteria
diagnosable
response.
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(19), P. 1993 - 1993
Published: Oct. 6, 2024
Background:
Mental
healthcare
for
children
and
adolescents
with
a
history
of
childhood
abuse
constitutes
major
public
health
issue.
Indeed,
exposes
to
severe
complex
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(cPTSD)
but
also
neurodevelopmental
psychological
repercussions
impacting
the
developmental
trajectory.
Trauma-focused
care
is
essential
avoid
chronicization
symptoms
disorders.
Objective:
The
aim
this
prospective
case
series
study
was
investigate
efficacy
eye
movement
desensitization
reprocessing
(EMDR)
on
associated
psychiatric
disorders
in
abuse.
Method:
Twenty-two
adolescents,
aged
12
17,
who
had
been
abused
during
were
included.
All
met
ICD-11
criteria
PTSD.
Subjective
measures
PTSD
taken
before
(T0)
after
3
months
EMDR
therapy
(T1).
Results:
average
symptom
score
CPTS-RI
significantly
decreased
from
40.2
34.4
EMDR,
indicating
improvement
symptoms.
A
significant
decrease
depression
(CDI
18.2
at
T0
10.6
T1),
anxiety
(R–CMAS
21.3
13.3
emotional
regulation
(ALS
29
10.8
insomnia
(ISI
18.5
T1
9.2
harmful
use
alcohol
drugs
(ADOSPA
2.3
0.3
T1)
observed
therapy,
as
well
an
increase
quality
life
(CBCL
4–16
57.9
77.4
T1).
Conclusions:
results
are
encouraging
suggest
that
may
be
effective
management
reducing
certain
comorbid
frequently
seen
have
experienced
Further
research
needed
adolescent
populations
suffering
cPTSD
(e.g.,
randomized
controlled
trials
control
groups
other
therapies
or
evaluating
action
different
phases
study).
IntechOpen eBooks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
This
chapter
explores
the
complex
social
construction
of
childhood,
questioning
how
its
perception
has
been
shaped
by
historical,
cultural,
and
political
contexts.
Through
critical
analysis,
it
examines
conception
childhood
as
a
stage
vulnerability
dependence
perpetuated
power
dynamics
that
render
children
invisible
unprotected,
facilitating
abuses
such
sexual
abuse.
Additionally,
dissociation
is
addressed
defense
mechanism
that,
while
initially
adaptive,
can
become
significant
obstacle
to
recovery
victims,
fragmenting
their
identity
complicating
therapeutic
treatment.
The
text
underscores
need
reexamine
our
perceptions
practices
surrounding
promoting
more
holistic
multidimensional
approach
not
only
responds
trauma
but
also
works
prevent
mitigate
long-term
effects.
discussion
includes
importance
early
support
implementation
public
policies
empower
full-rights
subjects,
highlighting
urgency
transforming
structures
perpetuate
child
vulnerability.