This article explores the essential techniques and skills required by psychologists to effectively intervene in addressing human trafficking shock among children. It highlights the importance of adopting a trauma-informed and culturally competent approach to understand and support the complex needs of trafficked children. Effective therapeutic methods include trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and collaborative multidisciplinary interventions involving psychologists, social workers, legal advocates, and other professionals.
Psychoeducation plays a crucial role in helping children process their experiences and develop coping mechanisms. The article emphasizes the role of psychologists in advocating for the best interests of trafficked children and facilitating their recovery and reintegration into society. Additionally, it provides practical recommendations for implementing these techniques and strategies in real-world settings, underscoring the need for continuous improvement of programs and policies to ensure the well-being of trafficked children.