PTSD basics
which group is more likely to experience PTSD?
Children from immigrant families
A child avoiding places that trigger memories may be experiencing what?
PTSD symptom - Avoidance
What is a pre-migration trauma example?
violance
Which group feels abandoned if left behind by migrating parents?
children of immigrants
What is a common barrier to mental health services?
Language
Name one cause of PTSD in immigrant children.
Migration trauma or witnessing violence
Name a physical symptom of PTSD in children.
headaches or stomachaches
Name one danger faced during migration
human trafficking or dehydration
What can complicate emotional adjustment after family reunification?
new family dynamics
How does cultural belief affect mental health care?
Stigma or prioritizing physical health
What year was a significant study on PTSD in immigrants published?
2021
Which emotional state is common in PTSD?
agression
How can detention at border facilities affect children?
Psychological hardship or fear
Which factor heightens PTSD risk in immigrant youth?
Prolonged family separation
What role does Occupational Therapy play?
Coping strategies and emotional regulation
Name one psychological issue linked to PTSD in immigrants.
anxiety or depression
Difficulty concentrating is a symptom of what?
ptsd in children
Post-migration trauma often involves what emotional state?
Alienation or Low self-esteem
How does PTSD affect relationships?
Difficulty forming healthy relationships
Which financial issue affects access to mental health?
Lack of insurance or high co-pays
tTrue or False: Children with PTSD always show visible signs of distress, such as crying or panic attacks
children with PTSD may not always show visible signs of distress. They can exhibit symptoms like irritability, difficulty concentrating, or physical complaints
Which behavior could indicate PTSD in younger children?
bedwetting due to anxiety
What fear is common among immigrant children post-migration?
fear of deportation
Name a mental health stigma barrier in immigrant communities.
Cultural stigma or lack of awareness
Name one trauma-informed approach in Occupational Therapy.
Safe and supportive environment