Childhood trauma

Visualization of narrower problems
Name(s): 
Puberty
Adolescent trauma
Pupil distress
Nature 
Unsatisfying or painful experiences of early childhood decisively affect the adult personality. Critical events include weaning, toilet training, resolution of the Oedipus complex, and the sudden separation from home to go to school.
Incidence 
In 1991, more than 10,000 boarding school children contacted an experimental helpline to complain of abuse, bullying and of the worry and distress of being away from home at a young age.
Broader 
Trauma
Juvenile stress
Personal life crises
Transient situational disturbances
Narrower 
Teasing
Juvenile suicide
Runaway children
Adolescent pregnancy
Sexual harassment in schools
Vulnerability of children during armed conflict
Related 
Gland disorders
Inadequate recognition by institutions of the transition through adolescence
Aggravates 
Sleep disorders
Juvenile alcoholism [in 1 loop]
Avoidant disorder of childhood
Aggravated by 
Acne
Armed youths
Premature puberty
Drug abuse by adolescents
Sexual immaturity of adults
Human pseudo hermaphroditism
Adolescent induced abortions
Violent death of young people
Discrimination against male children
Strategy(ies) 
Promoting adolescent reproductive health awareness
Reducing childhood trauma
Causing pupil distress
Respecting sexual immaturity
Addressing problems of marginalized young people
Value(s) 
Distress
Trauma
Reference(s) 
Johnson, Kendall: Trauma in the Lives of Children
Type 
(D) Detailed problems