reply to classmate "Professionals have a responsibility to respond effectively to child witnesses of domestic violence. They may do this through the provision of emotional support. Additionally, they may also help build resilience among teenage children by connecting them with social support groups. In the case that the symptoms of trauma interfere with the daily functioning of the children, then the professional may offer or connect them with therapeutic support. Parents should expect to see behavioral and physical changes in children experiencing trauma. Some of these behavioral changes include increased aggression, anti-social tendencies, emotional numbing, and even mental health issues. Observable physical changes that can be noted include disrupted sleeping patterns and psychosomatic illnesses. The best strategy for parents to manage the behaviors is to let the children access professional help. They can also practice active ignoring and the reinforcement of positive traits(Walker-Descartes,2021)