This study explores the critical imperative for effective and feasible evidence-based interventions to address childhood trauma and exposure to violence. Such traumatic events can take various forms, including physical, emotional, or sexual abuse, neglect, witnessing domestic violence, separation from caregivers, or exposure to community violence. The impact of childhood trauma can be profound and may extend into adulthood, affecting emotional, cognitive and social functioning. Acknowledging the profound and lasting impact of such experiences, we delve into the pressing need for interventions that not only have a solid empirical foundation but are also practical and accessible. By examining existing research and advocating for comprehensive strategies, this study aims to contribute to the development of interventions that foster healing and resilience among children facing trauma and violence.
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