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Child Development and Trauma Impacts - Information for Parents and Practitioners

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Children are different and each develops at their own rate. For some children and adolescents the trauma and stress of being homeless or experiencing family violence can affect their development. The following information will highlight some of the milestones which children and adolescents generally experience at certain stages and how trauma may impact on their development. There are also some tips and activities that can help you to support a child

For Parents - a resource to support discussions with parents around the impacts of trauma. This resource is best printed in A3 format. 

For Practitioners - a version of this document for practitioners, also best printed in A3 format.

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