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Traumatic Stress, PTSD, Pandemic (Cerise Bell), Bullying by Amber Chin …

- - - - Understanding what happened that led to your neglect
      - Share your feelings with a friend or understanding adult outside of your family circle.
      - Journal
    - - Example here https://docs.google.com/document/d/127N_aOkVkWiVmsZa-upY_DzcaUSZE4XKBuQjlYBkaaQ/edit?usp=sharing
    - - Keep a gratitude journal
    - - Anger is one of the most difficult, but once your can recognize it, it will help soothe you.
    - - Parents who came from a neglectful situation often find help with support groups
        
        https://parentsanonymous.org/
  - - - "Don't cry, you are fine!"
      - "Stop acting like a baby."
      - Excessive use of "time-out," or other punishment.
      - Physically not being present
      - Lack of interest in the child's life
    - - Orphanage
      - Domestic Violence
      - Foster system
  - - - Sometimes will self isolate during play times
    - - Disorganized Attachment
        
        Negativity and anger towards parents
    - - Struggles with self discipline
      - Anxiety disorders
      - Depression
      - Adults who were emotionally neglected as children, are more likely to neglect their own children
- - - - "RCPCH, Royal College of Pediatric and Children's Health" :https://www.rcpch.ac.uk/resources/emotional-abuse-emotional-neglect-online-learning
      - "ARO, ABUSE REFUGE ORG" https://abuserefuge.org/child-abuses/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA15yNBhDTARIsAGnwe0VfLGMGor5jbYN_2RmPRZK9eVZmBGZvUqhX8xYvcNmkrS_fawQLUN4aAtAUEALw_wcB
      - "A LIFE IN PERFECT BALANCE"
        https://alifeinperfectbalance.com/2021/04/21/childhood-emotional-neglect-quiz/
- - - - Separation anxiety
      - Depression
    - - Early sexual activity
      - Substance use
    - - Regression
      - Anger
      - Conduct disorder
      - Delinquency
      - Conflicts with peers
- - - - Victim
      - Witness
    - - early identification of trauma
      - positive adult connections
      - promote respectful relationships
      - promoting positive climate in school and at home
      - programs to reduce day-to-day aggression in schools
    - - lack of sleep and appetite
      - trouble remembering, focusing, concentrating
      - difficulty to control behavior
      - need more stimulation than other children
      - difficulty to control emotions
      - difficulty forming and sustaining relationships
      - easily distracted
    - - https://www.chop.edu/news/health-tip/how-protect-children-and-teens-exposure-violence
- - - - shock and disbelif
      - Anger
        
        easily aggravated
      - Guilt
        
        withdrawn from others
      - Sadness
        
        Crying
        
        Anxious
        
        Inability to focus
      - Acceptance
        
        Acknowledge the loss
        
        Acknowledge
      - Fear
    - - Be empathetic
      - Be supportive
      - Watch:Don't do this
- - - - Heart Disease