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How to Do Halloween With a Child Who Has Experienced Trauma

Patty Franco · 10/27/232:17 PM

Consider taking Halloween off. For many children, Halloween is an exciting and fun time of year. For children who have experienced trauma, it may look a little different. Images and decorations portraying death or blood can be frightening for children who may have been physically harmed, seen someone be seriously injured, or in some other way had their life threatened. On top of this, not being able to identify safe people because their appearance has been altered for the holiday can be...

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How to Do Halloween With a Child Who Has Experienced Trauma

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