Not only refugee children can suffer from traumatic experiences. The causes and effects of trauma can be diverse. Generally, events such as severe accidents, illnesses, and natural disasters, as well as experiences of significant psychological, physical, and sexual violence, as well as severe loss and neglect, are considered traumatic. When children and adolescents suffer from violence or trauma, it is often educators who can first recognize the signs. When do you intervene, and what responsibilities do educational professionals have? This practical book supports you in dealing with traumatized children in a legally secure and supportive manner. Contents include: Recognizing different forms of violence and traumatization, reporting obligations to child and youth services, and options for trauma therapy.