keywords: child separation, caregiver impact, mental health, psychological trauma, reunification, child development, parenting, resilience, trauma recovery, child psychology   In this presentation, Dr. Anselm Anyoha discusses the critical issue of child separation from caregivers, exploring its causes, psychological impacts, and potential corrective measures. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the effects of separation on children's mental health and the necessity of reunification with primary caregivers to mitigate long-term consequences.   Discussed: Separation from caregivers can lead to significant psychological trauma. The causes of separation can be diverse, including divorce, death, and incarceration. Children's responses to separation vary based on their age and understanding. John Bowlby's work highlights the long-standing effects of maternal deprivation. Anxiety, aggression, and depression are common outcomes of separation. Reunification with primary caregivers is crucial for recovery. Substitute caregivers can help mitigate the effects of separation. The timing of reunification significantly impacts children's resilience. Every child's experience of separation is unique and influenced by various factors. Preventing separation is essential for healthy child development. The Impact of Child Separation on Mental Health Understanding the Causes of Child Separation "Separation can occur under different reasons." "Separation could be temporary or permanent." "The effects of separation are not new."   Introduction to Child Separation Issues Understanding the Causes of Separation Psychological Impact of Separation on Children Consequences and Corrective Measures for Separation