[Children and the traumatogenic impact of images: what protection in the Internet age?]

Although screen assistance does not prevent all image traumas, especially those that are likely to disturb the youngest children, it does help to anticipate them and reduce their impact. This is why the protection of minors against the dangers of images requires three series of measures: a reform of public broadcasting, in particular the composition and role of classification panels; more comprehensive information for parents; training for teachers, school psychologists, socio-cultural workers and educators. As part of their initial and ongoing training, all should be trained in the issue of images and their reception by children.