The article discusses the various barriers sex trafficking victims face when attempting to speak up or seek help. These hurdles include manipulation and coercion, Stockholm Syndrome, societal stigma, fear of legal consequences, lack of trust, isolation, language/cultural barriers, lack of awareness, trauma, and fear of retaliation. The piece emphasizes the importance of a coordinated societal response, including awareness raising, education, and trauma-informed care, to support victims and facilitate their path to recovery.

Supporting a child with addiction can be a challenging task, but it is essential for their recovery and well-being.