Positive Parenting

How to deal with a child who has been traumatised

By Prof Dr ALVIN NG
A traumatised child can be helped through social support and psychological interventions. — Positive Parenting

During the Covid-19 pandemic, many people lost family and friends.

Quite a number of children became orphans after losing one or both parents.

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