This class explains how dissociation and flashbacks can appear in children after trauma. We look at why kids might emotionally shut down or seem disconnected, and how parents can respond with steadiness, curiosity, and grounding support.
Understanding Dissociation and Flashbacks in Children
Your child zones out, canโt remember, or suddenly shuts down. This class helps you recognize dissociation and understand whatโs happening insideโand how to offer support.
Common Pain Points
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They donโt seem to remember anything
Parents are confused when children recount traumatic events with gaps, emotional flatness, or confusion.
They just disappear
Children may emotionally or mentally check out, especially when under stress, leaving caregivers feeling helpless.
I donโt know how to reach them in those moments
Many parents feel at a loss for how to help when their child appears withdrawn or disconnected from reality.
Module Benefits
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Spot the signs of dissociation
Learn to recognize how your child may be coping with trauma through emotional or cognitive shutdown.
Understand flashbacks beyond dramatic depictions
This lesson explains how flashbacks can be subtle, embodied, and hidden in behavior.
Grounding strategies that actually work
Gain practical tools to help your child feel safer and stay connected in the present.
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