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Abstract Paediatric post‐traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an incredibly heterogeneous and syndromic disorder that likely has a myriad of underlying neurobiological mechanisms at play. The disorder is even more complicated in youth, given that the expression of illness interacts with ongoing developmental processes. In their review in this issue, Weems and colleagues call for broader network‐based approaches for studying the development and expression of PTSD in youth.
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