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Have you ever wondered what a child goes through after being rescued from a dangerous situation?
The truth is that every child experiences and responds to trauma differently. Some show visible signs of distress, while others may be struggling silently.
Throughout this month, we’ll be exploring how to recognize the signs that a child may be hurting on the inside and sharing practical ways to support them on their healing journey.
Keep the questions coming, we’d love to hear from you. What topics would you like us to discuss?
06/03/2026
PTSD doesn’t always look the way you think.
Sometimes it’s a child who hesitates at a closing door, an adult who can’t remember last week, or a quiet person who used to laugh easily.
If any of this feels familiar to you or to someone you love, that’s information, not a diagnosis. The next step is talking to someone trained to help.
Healing starts with naming the thing.
You are not “too sensitive.” Trauma changes the nervous system, but healing is possible.
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06/02/2026
It’s PTSD Awareness Month.
And for many of the children we walk with at Rescue One More, trauma didn’t end when the abuse stopped.
Some still struggle to sleep.
Some panic at loud voices.
Some stay emotionally numb long after they are safe.
PTSD in children doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like silence, anger, fear, withdrawal, or constantly being “on alert.”
This month, we’ll be talking honestly about trauma, healing, and what recovery can look like for survivors of violence. Because true restoration can’t take place without emotional and spiritual healing.
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