Objective: Childhood trauma is common and has implications for mental health. Research
conducted retrospectively with clinical samples of adults and prospectively with high-risk …

In this article, we present an update on epidemiologic research that addresses the scope
and impact of children's exposure to traumatic events in daily living, as well as under special …

Prior research on the impact of childhood abuse and trauma has been limited in scope.
Previous studies have focused mainly on single forms of adversities. Stressful life events do …

In a representative sample of 2,030 US children aged 2–17, 13.9% report lifetime exposure
to disaster, and 4.1% report experiencing a disaster in the past year. Disaster exposure was …

Although links between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and problems in adulthood
are well-established, less is known regarding links between exposure to trauma during …

Exposure to trauma in childhood and adolescence is a transdiagnostic risk factor for
psychopathology [1]. Although most youths who have experienced a traumatic event are …

Understanding the epidemiology of traumatic experiences in childhood is critical to
conducting meaningful trauma research, developing effective trauma services and service …

Most children will not develop long-standing posttraumatic sequelae. When present,
however, traumatic stress in children and adolescents is increasingly recognized globally as …

The psychiatric sequelae associated with childhood experience (s) of trauma is complex and
distinguishable from that of adult trauma exposure. Categories of impairment associated …

Objective: Exposure to traumatic events has been associated with psychiatric symptoms and
prevalence of psychiatric disorders in adolescents. This study was conducted to examine, in …