Kids Who Display 'Difficult' Behaviour Are Often Misunderstood [huffingtonpost.co.uk]

Alicia Doktor 2/8/184:00 AM

Children who have lived through traumatic experiences and therefore display “difficult” behaviour need far better support, a charity has stated.

YoungMinds is calling for a Government strategy to help these children who are “too often misunderstood by the services that should support them”.

The charity’s new report, ‘Addressing Adversity’, argues that these kids don’t get the help they need because of this misunderstanding, yet they are the ones who often need it most.

[For more on this story by Amy Packham, go to http://www.huffingtonpost.co.u...bbf4e4b00f94fe95740a]

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