The impact of parental incarceration on children can be profound and sometimes long-lasting. The hidden emotional struggles surrounding parental imprisonments can shape the lives of children in unexpected ways. Two critical struggles they may endure include the trauma of witnessing a parent’s arrest and the potential disruption caused by relocation. These experiences not only disrupt their sense of security but also expose them to long-term emotional and psychological strain. Research into psychological trauma highlights how subjective the perception of distressing events can be. Yet, it is widely acknowledged that parental incarceration is a significant source of stress and disruption for minor children. For them, it is not just an event—it…