"Her entire time in Chicago was trauma after trauma after trauma," she said.
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We have to look at not just individual trauma, but generational trauma, community-wide trauma.
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"There is the trauma of love and there is the trauma of death but ultimately it is all trauma," Coutts writes.
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"Trauma is trauma, whether sexual or not," Leach told me.
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Her trauma has become his trauma, and on and on.
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Blunt trauma victims are often insured; penetrating trauma victims often not.
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So in many regions, unlucky trauma victims become unlucky trauma patients.
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The XFL fought the NFL's head trauma with even more head trauma.
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JOURNEY THROUGH TRAUMA: A Trail Guide to the 5-Phase Cycle of Healing Repeated Trauma (Avery, $27), by Gretchen Schmelzer, is written for the trauma victim.
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That's the real value of a trauma kit—or just trauma knowledge alone.
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For trauma survivors, it's important to recognize and manage reminders of their trauma.
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Stories about trauma can easily evoke our own trauma, and that's not always desirable.
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"Punch lines need trauma because punchlines need tension, and tension feeds trauma," Gadsby says.
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Sometimes it's caused by trauma, but it doesn't have to be a major trauma.
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There is no national funding body for trauma research, no trauma ribbon or month.
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"I can't imagine the psychological trauma, the trauma of being found out," Negga said.
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Overall, they found there were just over 1.3 million trauma admissions, 1,496 SCC providers and 1,987 trauma centers across the country, including 521 Level I or II trauma centers.
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The hospital was the University of Maryland's R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center (universally known as Shock Trauma), the oldest and probably the leading trauma unit in the country.
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"The truth is that with trauma, you can't punish trauma out of somebody," Cowan says.
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A Trauma BagYou're going to need a quart-sized Zip-Loc for the trauma bag.
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"Psychologists must understand that infertility is a trauma, and often a complex trauma," Bradow writes.
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We call it being trauma-informed — having a trauma-informed courtroom — which is really a recognition that most people who come into my courtroom are facing different forms of trauma.
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Eliot added that people who have previously experienced trauma are more vulnerable to subsequent repeated trauma.
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Humans' war trauma and parrots' trauma from enslavement to humans are ultimately rooted in animal abuse.
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We sought the counsel of some experts on vicarious trauma and racial trauma to get answers.
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You could also deal with physical harm including internal trauma and muscle damage, and psychological trauma.
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There is more evidence that distance from trauma is a necessary condition for joking about trauma.
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It's spontaneous documentary footage, evidence of trauma that will itself become trauma, after it goes viral.
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I think more money has to be thrown into prevention and trauma and healing the trauma.
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PoP 214: Implement trauma-informed care that prevents re-traumatization of survivors and mitigates the impact of vicarious trauma on staff by fully integrating knowledge about trauma into policies, procedures, and practices.
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"Trauma is real, and the effects of PTSD and trauma on human beings is profound," she said.
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"I started from thinking about trauma, and how trauma damages our ability to experience empathy," Ettun says.
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A medical examiner said Stith died Friday from a combination of sharp force trauma and blunt trauma.
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One suffers from childhood trauma and both experienced trauma from watching close friends succumb to gun violence.
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She suffered severe head trauma as well as trauma to the lower back, chest, arm and face.
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It has to be, because it is a memoir of trauma, and memories of trauma are fragmented.
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It includes critical provisions in support of trauma-informed approaches, including prioritizing trauma-informed training, expanding CDC data collection on ACEs, and development of an interagency task force on trauma-informed best practices.
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He recommends people who've experienced trauma look for mindfulness resources, classes, and instructors with a trauma-informed approach.
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Same with trauma: Inflammatory cells quickly migrate to the area of trauma and probably perform some protective mechanism.
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According to this approach, healing trauma through physical channels is necessary because trauma itself is a physical phenomenon.
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We don't believe in collecting stories of people's trauma because I don't think the trauma should be curated.
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JON CARAMANICA Mike Shinoda, Linkin Park's rapper, worked through trauma after trauma in his songs with the band.
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How do you prepare today's children for a world defined by environmental trauma without inflicting more trauma yourself?
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Then, Liss shared the trauma of the assault and the subsequent trauma of the reporting and trial process.
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Male veterans with military sexual trauma who complete trauma-focused intervention have significantly reduced PTSD and depressive symptoms.
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Roughly one in four trauma cases at Lincoln Medical Center involve penetrating trauma — gunshots or knife wounds — compared with about 5 percent at most private hospitals, and so a trauma surgeon is always on duty.
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Overall, six percent were treated at a level 1 trauma center, 18 percent at a level 2 trauma center (where very seriously injured patients can be stabilized), and 113 percent in a non-trauma center.
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"Often trauma hits a peak after they've recovered, several years later," explains Maureen Treadwell from the Birth Trauma Association.
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These are small tools that trauma teams use to cope with the stress of working in emergency trauma care.
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CTE starts after repeated head trauma CTE is a degenerative brain disease that often starts after repeated head trauma.
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"Let women write darkness, let women write trauma, without having to carve out their own trauma to justify it."
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It is believed to result from repeated trauma to the head, the kind of trauma NFL players experience regularly.
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Trauma increases the likelihood of joining a gang, and gang membership increases the risk of being exposed to trauma.
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"We talk a lot about secondary trauma, and also empathetic trauma," Slapak-Fugate says, speaking of her own program.
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According to Katrina Anderson, a trauma specialist and psychotherapist practicing in Manhattan, running can be a tool to reprocess trauma.
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He learns — as many trauma survivors learn — to lean on others when he can't carry the weight of trauma alone.
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Understanding trauma in a healthcare setting is particularly important because, as statistics reveal trauma influences people's everyday experiences and health.
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Sharp, a survivor of medical trauma, is doing the work of training providers in a trauma-informed model of care.
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The word trauma comes from the Greek word for wound, and everyone related to the victims will experience significant trauma.
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One technique we use when working with trauma survivors is to try to limit their exposure to potential trauma triggers.
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More surprising, although it takes place soon after the trauma of Partition, the book is not at all about trauma.
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But even with 2503 trauma bays, three operating rooms, a CT scanner, a trauma intensive care unit and a pediatric intensive care unit all under one roof, the trauma center had never faced a torrent like this.
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"We know children experiencing homelessness are often caught up in a devastating cycle of trauma — the lack of affordable housing, poverty, domestic violence, or other trauma that caused them to lose their home, the trauma of actually losing their home, and the daily trauma of the uncertainty and insecurity of being homeless," she said.
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Experts say that human beings experience shame as trauma, and this trauma triggers a "fight or flight" response in the brain.
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"And then a couple of weeks later I started hearing about people having to do with trauma, head trauma," he said.
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Rather, it's the "repetitive trauma…minor trauma found in every play of the game, routinely," McKee tells CNBC in an interview.
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How can you step into the trauma of a past when you know that some of your people perpetuated that trauma?
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If one can face his own trauma through my works, I think it can help to heal and cure the trauma.
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To fully embrace trauma-informed care, we must first build awareness that childhood stress and trauma is widespread across the population.
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Dr. Dar Kavouspour is a trauma surgeon and assistant director of trauma at Christus Southeast Texas St. Elizabeth in Beaumont, Texas.
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Since sound within the prison is evidence of trauma, pain, and torture, the renderings function as trauma-architecture or pain-projections.
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It means it's better than causing trauma especially if you could be on the receiving end of that trauma next time.
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Unless dealt with, all trauma lives on in the minds of the victims, even those whose trauma is that of bullying.
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Yes, our entire society needs to be forced to shift to a trauma-informed perspective rather than a trauma-inducing orientation.
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Wrestling with the novel, I began to feel I was reading less a document about trauma than a document of trauma.
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Exploiting Trauma for the Sake of 'Good TV' ABC's Bachelor franchise has a troublesome tradition of conflating vulnerability with trauma-disclosure.
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But for-profit health care is now getting into the trauma business, specifically seeking victims of so-called blunt trauma, often caused by falls or car accidents, as opposed to victims of penetrating trauma caused by knives and guns.
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To have your personality altered by brain trauma seems to upset people more than having it altered by, for instance, emotional trauma.
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Trauma teams are activated by medics in the field, who radio the hospital to announce they are arriving with a trauma patient.
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Twenty years ago trauma doctors would "stay and play", notes John Holcomb, a trauma surgeon and professor at the University of Texas.
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It's still controversial, but scientists may be finding physical evidence of multigenerational trauma in the gene expression of descendants of trauma survivors.
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"When we experience trauma, it's stored differently in your brain than a normal mundane activity," says Gabrielle Applebury, MFTi, a trauma specialist.
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Snyder said the man suffered an "unusual amount of trauma," suffering stab wounds and blunt force trauma to the body and head.
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"The whole thing is pretty traumatic, and this is trauma on top of trauma," Feinman said in an interview with VICE News.
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In fact, veterans who experience combat trauma are at the highest relative suicide risk than individuals exposed to other types of trauma.
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Studies show that childhood trauma increases the likelihood of arrest and that inmates report much higher rates of trauma than other adults.
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Opinion Columnist Wherever I go I seem to meet people who are either dealing with trauma or helping others dealing with trauma.
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"Many of them have lots of trauma, and lots of sexual trauma, childhood sexual abuse that they've never talked about," she says.
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"These are boys that have already been traumatized, and we are just adding trauma upon trauma, abuse upon abuse," Mr. Feinman said.
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Working with the victim's trauma Research shows that the trauma of a sexual assault can impair a victim's memory and verbal skills.
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Being wobbly, in the setting of pugilistic trauma, will always be treated as the result of head trauma and not as fatigue.
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I think it's a natural way of being in trauma, especially trauma that doesn't seem like it will be relieved anytime soon.
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Other mental health professionals at the meeting also recommended college campus therapy services for her daughter, specifically trauma-focused and trauma-trained therapists.
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At a time of trauma, it can seem facile, churlish, even immoral to talk of anything other than the source of that trauma.
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"Generally, there's a very wide variation in how people respond to trauma," says Sumati Gupta, PhD, a clinical psychologist who specializes in trauma.
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"Trauma tricks your brain into thinking the trauma wasn't as serious as it was or that an assault didn't happen," Anderson told me.
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"These are going to be kids who need deep trauma services because of the trauma of being separated from their parents," he said.
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Dr. Frank Ochberg, a trauma specialist and the expert witness for the prosecution, called this "trauma bonding," caused by months of violent control.
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"That trauma treatment never took it to the next step where they were addressing the trauma of being sexually exploited," Dr. McGrath said.
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"Some of it's about the fantasy of the trauma, which is also a way of dealing with or mastering the trauma," she said.
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During her recent 60 Minutes special on childhood trauma, she concisely defined the essence of trauma-informed care so everyone can understand it.
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"After Parkland, Turning Trauma Into Change" is a five-minute film that touches on themes of coping with trauma and making a difference.
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Brad Stolbach, a trauma psychologist at the University of Chicago, said this kind of trauma often takes on a life of its own.
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Among those with injuries that met the criteria for treatment in a trauma center -- which were 4,934 -- the data showed that about 18% received initial treatment at a non-trauma facility, and about 10% of those were transferred to a trauma facility.
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I see the trauma, the mutual trauma that I suffered and that these birds have suffered, and my heart just wants to go out and nurture and feed and take care of them, and doing that helps me deal with my trauma.
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Five people were being treated at hospital trauma Five people were being treated at hospital trauma centers, and an investigation is ongoing, police said.
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The high costs of staffing a trauma team available at all hours, the firm argued, threatened to shut down trauma centers across the country.
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Fortunately, both films share deeper themes: trauma perpetuating trauma, an existential yearning for a meaningful life, and the desire to belong at any cost.
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"Trauma and Recovery," Judith Herman From shell shock in World War I to childhood sexual abuse today, the reality of trauma has been denied.
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"Recognizing that one has experienced medical trauma and that it has the same impact as any other type of trauma is important," Sharp says.
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"There is zero pressure … when there's trauma, the way that we had trauma back in the day," she said, referring to being cheated on.
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"My own trauma in my life has helped me to understand the trauma of others," Gaga said in an interview with the "Today" show.
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That's because of the way our brain processes trauma, said Peg Shippert, a Colorado-based licensed professional counselor who specializes in trauma-informed therapy.
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Conflating substance abuse with child abuse is "impounding trauma upon trauma," said Jason Butkowski, a spokesman for the state Department of Children and Families.
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"We know that people are coming into our system with trauma, but oftentimes that trauma is overlooked because of their criminal offense," she said.
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Related: How Images of Trauma Help Photographers Cope with Darkness Artists Take On Trauma Recovery in Dublin Here's How Photography Will Change the World
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"I'm looking at my own sexual trauma, and at intergenerational trauma as a Jew," she said at a restaurant in the Lower East Side.
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These days trauma patients who do not bleed to death right away usually recover, said Dr. Sean Montgomery, a trauma surgeon at Duke University.
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"For adult survivors of childhood trauma, the process does involve more time as there are many memory networks associated with the trauma," Levis explains.
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But [saying that] people who've experienced trauma, because they experienced trauma, they should care about it and be taking action — that would be a problem.
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Every time that phone rings and you're wondering who's on the other end and what's he got to say, that's trauma, that's a trauma response.
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The trauma of being separated may pile on top of other trauma experienced in their home country and during the journey to the United States.
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In 1983, Fabian founded the trauma center in Memphis and was a leader in the development of the trauma system for the state of Tennessee.
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"This could reflect a mechanism of accidental trauma in the control group, while craniofacial fractures allude to a nonaccidental mechanism of trauma," the researchers wrote.
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As I reflect on the experience and research the disorder further, I've learned that trauma—especially emotional trauma—is a classic trigger for the disorder.
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The premise of trauma-informed care is simple: Understanding how trauma functions and how it appears in the body is essential, not supplementary or tangential.
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University Medical Center is the only level-one trauma center in Nevada and one of only a few free-standing trauma units in the nation.
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The bride's father was the founding chief of the division of trauma at Stony Brook University Hospital, where he also created the trauma research laboratory.
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When your trauma encounters a trauma of similar magnitude, it can become this compounded mass, and then your relationship depends on how you negotiate that.
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I sought out a trauma-informed therapist to help me focus specifically on processing the trauma and learn the skills I needed to continue healing.
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The house acts as a tangible manifestation of shared memory and trauma, a trauma that, during the epidemic, many people wanted to ignore and forget.
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But what people often notice leading up to a trauma anniversary is they get some of the initial reactions they had right after the trauma.
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As I said earlier I am interested in trauma and particularly collective trauma and this is a very live issue for us as a community.
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"Now we feel a blow, trauma, but actually with us trauma passes quite quickly," Gleb Pavlovsky, a former Kremlin adviser, told Russia's Ekho Moskvy radio station.
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Other afflictions include vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue, which can affect any medical professional exposed to trauma, including nurses, other operating room personnel and first responders.
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"If a shooting victim or bystander didn't have a trauma kit but instead had basic trauma skills, it could significantly impact morbidity and mortality," O'Carroll says.
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While more institutions, such as schools, are now starting to assess childhood trauma, we must be cautious in reading too much into what that trauma means.
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Related: A Near-Death Experience Inspires a Haunting Photo Series How Images of Trauma Help Photographers Cope with Darkness Artists Take On Trauma Recovery in Dublin
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This trauma, the trauma of being forcibly separated from a parent by strangers and then transported to other strangers for prolonged periods of time, is different.
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This can create complex trauma that cuts against known best practices to avoid retraumatization in a trauma-informed approach to addressing the needs of detained children.
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I founded the trauma center in Memphis back in 1983 and was a leader in the development of the trauma system for the state of Tennessee.
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"I think about this trauma staying with her too, because the trauma has remained with me and still hasn't faded," he said, days after their reunion.
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"I think about this trauma staying with her too, because the trauma has remained with me and still hasn't faded," he said days after their reunion.
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Although TJ was composed, the ER docs rushed him to the trauma bay, where the sickest of the sick, in extremis, are managed by trauma surgeons.
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Instead of hitting themes of unity, he lashed out throughout the day at his political rivals, even as he traveled from trauma center to trauma center.
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"Trauma team activation does not mean every patient will consult with and/or be cared for by a trauma surgeon," spokesperson Vanessa deGier said in an email.
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What matters is she was trapped in a trauma she could never escape, a trauma that prevented her from being the mother I needed her to be.
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Despite the mounting evidence that links trauma to women's imprisonment, the act lacks even a superficial solution, and this trauma and sexual exploitation continues within most prisons.
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Dort, the general and trauma surgeon and medical director at the trauma center, says that eight patients are still hospitalized, four of whom remain in critical condition.
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Except the doctors wouldn't see her there: Liu was considered a trauma patient because of her fall from a high height, and UCSF isn't a trauma center.
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We're investigating how marijuana is helping people cope with that trauma and how both the police and the communities being policed have been affected by that trauma.
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Indeed, one study found that incarcerated females experienced on average six types of trauma in their lifetimes, with greater exposure associated with earlier age of trauma onset.
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Trauma recovery centers, restorative justice and sentencing reform that focuses on healing are investments we know can address untreated trauma and prevent the root causes of crime.
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Most recently the NIH created the new Pediatric Trauma and Critical Illness Branch to focus on research, education, and training in childhood trauma, injury, and critical illness.
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"It's not the stress of going into the hearing—it's the trauma of coming out of it, the trauma of realizing what they're doing," Galloway told me.
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Through an initiative I started in 2011 to raise awareness about childhood trauma and trauma-informed care, we set out to ensure that children recover from these life altering experiences by utilizing trauma-informed Care in our daily interactions, in public service systems and organizations, and in government.
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Van der Kolk acknowledges that, adding that it's very helpful to have a therapist willing to push trauma patients to continue through the painful beginnings of trauma recovery.
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Brown says she would dispute the $15,666 trauma response fee because the family does not appear to have received 30 minutes of critical care from a trauma team.
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It's a family drama, ten horrific episodes about how people cope with trauma — except, in this case, the trauma comes from a very haunted place called Hill House.
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"Traditionally, when we think about trauma, when we think about disorders like, say, PTSD, it's often thought to be the result of a single, identifiable trauma," she says.
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Dr. Zoe Maher, another Temple trauma surgeon, helped form the Coalition of Trauma Centers for Firearm Injury Prevention, which urges changes in public policy to Pennsylvania state legislators.
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In this view, "Ladivine" is the record of a trauma suffered by the woman who first left that tropical country, a trauma severe enough to haunt succeeding generations.
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"It's a little easier for me since I'm a dedicated orthopedic trauma surgeon," said Dr. Ivan Tarkin, who is chief of orthopedic trauma at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Kourtney, via her infamous therapist, starts telling her sisters that she has some buried childhood trauma (ok not trauma, more like childhood frustrations) stemming from her parents divorce.
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"There is a lot of victim blaming, and in addition to the emotional trauma, acid-attack survivors also face tremendous physical trauma because of the disfiguration," Devineni said.
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An overall increase in children seen at trauma centers for "assault resulting in penetrating trauma" saw an average increase of 25% each per year between 123 and 2014.
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The latest Halloween has been praised for its depiction of trauma, and specifically intergenerational trauma, with star Jamie Lee Curtis stressing the film's relevance in the #MeToo era.
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MARKUS It's that sense of collective trauma and the fact that if you weren't killed, you wake up the next day — the trauma happened and I'm still here.
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After suffering a trauma like a car crash, fall or fire, a patient is twice as likely to die at the worst trauma centers compared to the best.
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There are nearly 150,000 trauma deaths annually — 20 percent of which could be prevented with optimal trauma care, according to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.
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The study team analyzed data from the pediatric database of the UK's national trauma registry from April 2012, when the UK created designated trauma centers, to June 2015.
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" In March, Schiff warned, "The only thing worse than putting the country through the trauma of impeachment is putting the country through the trauma of a failed impeachment.
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I now recognize those worries and that constant mulling of death as trauma, trauma not unlike the kind suffered by people who've been victims or witnesses of violence.
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With my doctor colleagues in a variety of fields, we are starting to talk about the trauma we face, which we must remind ourselves can be real trauma.
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They found common themes like self-care in the form of yoga, mindfulness, or journaling, as well as joining social support groups, working to support other trauma survivors, talking about their trauma, and going to therapy were the most helpful ways women coped with and moved forward from sexual trauma.
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Prior studies have shown a lack of racial disparities in surgical, obstetrics and trauma and pediatric trauma patients, owing to the universal insurance and equal access system of TRICARE.
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The scientific term for this phenomenon is "vicarious trauma," the secondhand trauma we can experience when someone with whom we've come in contact is going through a traumatic event.
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Head Trauma Schulman, who has spent a good deal of time researching her illness, knows that a possible contributing factor -- or in some cases a cause -- is head trauma.
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Sometimes the best way to go into the center of private trauma, familial trauma, is to use it as the quiet center of something larger, more allegorical or phantasmagorical.
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Van der Kolk notes that in the same way social connection can soothe or help heal trauma, its opposite (social dysfunction) is what creates trauma in the first place.
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To the Editor: Re "School Shootings Leave a Long Trail of Trauma" (front page, March 29): The "long trail of trauma" sadly doesn't just affect survivors of school shootings.
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His motivation for so doing is tied in with his war trauma, and postwar trauma, and all the stuff that happened to him in the multiple other Rambo movies.
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Krieger's title and her dedication to "all god's / little trauma children" seem to indicate a specific trauma at the heart of this collection, although it is never addressed directly.
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Music in the wake of trauma While we are all very differently affected by music, people can benefit from music as they are dealing with emotional stress or trauma.
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Dr. Nancy Irwin, a clinical psychologist and trauma specialist at the Seasons rehab center in Malibu, California, cautions that the majority of sober influencers aren't trained in resolving trauma.
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And for them to be able to see this idea that there was this, which one trauma expert—who wasn't in the film, but I spoke with—called existential trauma.
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But because the ambulance medics called for a trauma team, the total for the visit came to $26,998 — and the vast majority of that was the $22,550 trauma response fee.
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Overall, limited resources and longer transport times to a trauma center may explain why some patients weren't treated in a trauma facility when they should have been, the researchers noted.
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Dr. Igor Nichiporenko, the director of trauma surgery at Broward North, described to us the scene in the trauma bay after the shooting, as child after child was rushed in.
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One of those studies found that those who'd experienced heavy trauma, rather than light trauma, seemed to be less loyal to brands and more drawn to low prices while shopping.
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While many people think of trauma as something violent like sexual assault or surviving an accident, Wright told me the cause of a person's trauma could also be less obvious.
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California prisons are illustrative of this trauma-to-prison pipeline: the ACLU reports that 92% of all women in California prisons have suffered physical or sexual trauma in their lifetimes.
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For patients of color and other marginalized groups, the trauma experienced in a medical setting can be compounded by cultural insensitivity and micro-aggressions, and race-based trauma as well.
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"It's not that deployment-related trauma is not significant, but the relationship is less than childhood-related trauma," said lead author Tracie Afifi, of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg.
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Heartbreak is a kind of trauma, especially in a relationship where you were treated badly, and Belicki's own research has found that you can move on from trauma without forgiveness.
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Rachel Crosby, a reporter for the Review-Journal, saw events unfold from University Medical Center, the only Level 1 trauma center in Nevada, where all the trauma beds were full.
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A growing body of research suggests that head trauma opens the blood brain barrier, and that the more severe the trauma, the greater the degree to which it is opened.
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Van der Kolk argues that acting together, feeling part of a whole, has an incredibly strong impact, particularly in the context of trauma, whether the trauma is shared or not.
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I had gained new skills in reporting on survivors of trauma from a fellowship at the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma on how to interview sensitively without sacrificing rigor.
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Ziv will testify about "rape trauma syndrome," including why rape victims might not report what happened to them or show obvious signs of trauma, according to court filings by prosecutors.
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Understand Football and Head Trauma: The brain trauma sustained in football and other contact sports is now linked to long-term cognitive impairment, including memory loss, confusion, depression and dementia.
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As trauma psychologists, we think this could empower more sexual abuse survivors, both women and men, to know that they are not alone, and that healing from trauma is possible.
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Pursuing the death penalty means subjecting ourselves to the trauma of a trial, reliving the murder of our loved ones for a result we could have obtained without that trauma.
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But even as the series insists we can inherit damage, can have trauma visited upon us, it doesn't let those who pass along that trauma to others get off easily.
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But the whole story is about working through trauma, and the fragmented nature of the game relates to the way that people experience reality in a fragmented way after a trauma.
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McFadden compares the immediate trauma Abeo suffers to the intergenerational trauma that marks the bodies and minds of African Americans and others in the black diaspora who were sold into slavery.
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Ford is a professor of psychology and statistics at Palo Alto University, who has written prolifically about the long-term impacts of trauma, including trauma related to sexual abuse of children.
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A survivor themselves, Dakota describes trauma with a poetic allegory; they say that living with trauma is like being in an enclosed space with a rattlesnake, separated only by a gate.
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"We have to embrace each other and understand that -- and understand part of the Trauma Olympics is the stigma and misunderstanding of mental health issues, of depression, of trauma," she says.
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According to Beaty, Wise suffered blunt force trauma to the back of her head as well as trauma to her throat, though authorities have not yet released her cause of death.
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Researchers examined data on 23,210 firearm-related eye injuries reported to the National Trauma Data Bank, the largest national registry of hospitalized trauma cases in the U.S., between 22019 and 2014.
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But even after taking these differences into account, "we observed that adolescent trauma patients have lower overall and in-hospital mortality when treated at pediatric trauma centers," the research team wrote.
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As Members of Congress, we have worked together on a bipartisan basis over many years to enact and sustain federal trauma programs that enhance access to trauma care for all Americans.
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Although suicide ranks just after trauma as a leading cause of death, there are many high-level pediatric trauma centers but very few dedicated pediatric psychiatry emergency rooms, Dr. Gerson said.
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These movies might focus more on individual trauma than on systemic oppression, but Lawrence's performance is so grounded and so emotionally authentic that Katniss's trauma is always present and incredibly visceral.
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" And worst of all, "the trauma that nobody cares.
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The education portal's first certification will be Trauma Sensitive Strength Training, for coaches looking to expand their ability to serve clients with a history of trauma, learn the art of using programming variables to drive positive results and outcomes, and understand the conceptual framework around being "trauma sensitive," as it relates to their athletes' needs.
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"You have young people coming in who are carrying a huge amount of trauma — they need to be in an environment where at least it's not expanding on their trauma," said Winkelstein.
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When you read Harry Potter through the lens of trauma psychology, what you start to realize is that these books explore the aftermath of trauma in a surprisingly deep and compelling way.
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It's a show that wallows in imagery of trauma without wanting to do the hard work of showing how that trauma affects human beings and what it's like to live in it.
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Those who experienced heavy trauma in combat, versus those who experienced light trauma, tended to be more open to switching brands, trying new products, and buying the cheapest option, the authors claimed.
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People who join the military are more likely to report being abused as children, and that trauma may be more closely linked to suicide risk than trauma experienced during deployment, researchers suggest.
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"Sansa is a victim of complex trauma, particularly in the form of domestic violence," says Sharie Stines, a therapist, relationship coach and writer who specializes in complex trauma recovery and personality disorders.
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BoJack inherited his trauma along with an addiction to alcohol passed to him from Beatrice, and while trauma can be intervened, the eulogy proves the cycle continues in the Sugarman/Horseman family.
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The notion that trigger warnings can help people who have experienced trauma was inspired by research on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which about 10 percent of people who experience trauma develop.
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Related: A Haunting Exhibition Re-examines Columbine's Collective Trauma How Images of Trauma Help Photographers Cope with Darkness 9 Artists You Should Give a F*ck About at the 2017 Whitney Biennial
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Emerson, who coined the term "trauma-sensitive yoga," has spent the last 13 years developing and overseeing a clinical intervention yoga program for teens and adults with PTSD from chronic interpersonal trauma.
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She created a free resource called "Healing a Broken Heart: Responses to Trauma and Shootings," a handbook of trauma-informed practices for teachers who want to help their students discuss their fears.
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And ultimately, we believe that the South is going to be the voice that emerges to lead this conversation about trauma and healing, because here is where the trauma was the thickest.
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Whereas trauma is medically defined as a psychological or emotional response to deeply disturbing experiences for individuals, cultural theorists since at least the 1990s have expanded trauma theory to embrace collective responses to large-scale catastrophic events such as war and slavery, the ethics of witnessing, and the symbolic representations of trauma in literature and film.
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"The finding that does apply to the rest of the country is the fact that coordinated trauma systems must be designed using appropriate data if we are to improve trauma care," Sauaia said.
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But for Dr. Andre Campbell, a trauma surgeon at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center where three of the victims were taken following the shooting, gun violence is a daily reality.
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These include helping parents understand the pernicious effects of traumatic stress, how trauma has negatively influenced their lives, and how they can prevent and buffer the effects of trauma in their child's life.
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Now back with their second album Fall Forever, we're premiering their second single "Trauma", which is about coping with trauma, accepting it, and taking control of it to find empowerment in moving on.
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Trauma is trauma, even if you stare it in the shaking face, hand it a conciliatory whiskey, and then turn away, because acknowledging it would be way harder than just moving past it.
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And they can result in internal trauma (questioning oneself, truly believing you are not queer enough) and outer trauma (violence and isolation, as detailed by Eisner in Bi and other writings on biphobia).
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The women, Kimberly Archie and Jo Cornell, said their sons' brain trauma was caused by playing Pop Warner football and that trauma led to irrational behavior that contributed to their deaths in 2014.
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"There's really no conceptual framework about how this therapy addresses complex trauma, or ongoing trauma—like racism, or transphobia, or homophobia—that people then have to go out and re-experience," Sevelius said.
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WABC reported the pair died from blunt force head trauma.
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You've got chemistry, history, plus the real shit, shared trauma.
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He is still at Bellevue Hospital, at the trauma center.
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Usry believes the nature of the trauma makes a difference.
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Trainers have also implemented measures to protect against head trauma.
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There were no visible signs of trauma on her body.
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Frequency of head trauma was evaluated for the two groups.
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She died from blunt force trauma, according to Freeman's statement.
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Of course there is anger, fear, trauma and great sadness.
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He had pretty severe trauma to his chest and neck.
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By that time, he had already suffered major brain trauma.
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An autopsy found that he died of blunt force trauma.
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This child is simply having a normal response to trauma.
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However, WATCH claims the object can cause blunt trauma injuries.
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As s survivor of childhood sexual trauma I believe you.
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There was evidence of blunt force trauma to her head.
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Anxiety about trigger warnings isn't always only trauma or sensitivity.
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" The 90210 star says trauma survivors have an "unspoken bond.
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Meanwhile, the community is left to grapple with the trauma.
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But trauma is not a singular theme in Cotton's life.
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I have a trauma of playing soccer as a child.
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Trauma leads to memory leads to prevention leads to autonomy.
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That trauma and angst has already resurfaced for so many.
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A preliminary autopsy showed Gomm died of blunt force trauma.
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We learn from our collective trauma, from our collective loneliness.
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First, there's trauma, such as when Batman's parents are killed.
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My trauma expedition has been long, arduous, painful, and expensive.
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Or rather, wartime trauma often makes people turn to God.
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"It has caused me a lot of trauma," Asghar said.
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" "This time of trauma affects us all, LGBTQ or otherwise.
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He asks locals questions about trauma, responsibility, guilt, and legacy.
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Past relationships and childhood emotional trauma played a huge part.
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Sudden and unexpected family separation can lead to emotional trauma.
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But Denver doctors haven't forgotten how to treat trauma patients.
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And he hears that from trauma teams across the country.
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Today, Burns is still working through the trauma she endured.
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Nighthawk snarks petulantly, because Valkyrie's trauma is all about him.
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"These are communities still very much in trauma," she said.
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"Avoidance is a common response to trauma," she told CNN.
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Catelynn, 25, is currently in rehab to overcome childhood trauma.
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Like everyone in Westeros, he's dealing with trauma, sometimes poorly.
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Our craziness, paranoia, anxiety and trauma are literally all imagined.
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"The psychological trauma is real," he said in a tweet.
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The sisters showed no signs of trauma, according to police.
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The child died from blunt force trauma to the head.
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Her body showed no signs of trauma or obvious wrongdoing.
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But a decade of trauma has had a chastening effect.
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All of which will help trauma teams to keep improving.
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When Bush wins, Democrats really take that as a trauma.
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I'm a trauma surgeon, but I don't work in isolation.
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Should we read "basements" as a symbol for buried trauma?
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Brexit caused in me, you can't imagine, a real trauma.
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The theory of trauma transmission has since extended into genetics.
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There were no obvious signs of trauma to the bodies.
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Lifelong trauma for which we, the United States, are responsible.
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Have they experienced trauma around oral sex in the past?
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Grande retreated for a while to cope with the trauma.
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It's possible that Mr. T and Matilda bonded by trauma.
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I don't want to hold on to childhood trauma anymore.
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The hosts begin to remember the trauma of days past.
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The dogs help people to come to terms with trauma.
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Carol is not defined by men, or by gendered trauma.
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Miraculously, her child survived the attack with minimal physical trauma.
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It is unclear whether she had any signs of trauma.
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But its story is grounded: about trauma, acceptance, even forgiveness.
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The test is called the Banyan Brain Trauma Indicator. nyti.
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Medical examiners determined Isabel died of multiple blunt force trauma.
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Her body showed no obvious signs of trauma, reports said.
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That lack of knowledge spurred Trauma Informed Primary Care project.
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And so much of it comes down to trauma, right?
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But I'm still dealing with the trauma of that night.
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The trauma of the 1985 tremor frequently arises, she said.
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His hard image, though, hid wells of hurt and trauma.
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This piece is about your network of support after trauma.
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It's also an incredibly brave public confrontation of lived trauma.
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Soccer, hockey, and cheerleading also carry significant head trauma risks.
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The trauma engenders sympathy among those who know the story.
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She's 20, and, like Malala, a survivor of unimaginable trauma.
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The trauma of it kicks in and doesn't let go.
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It's a major change and trauma created by that attack.
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I hired a trauma cleaning company to remove the blood.
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She explains that we don't just "get over" childhood trauma.
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In these instances, the symptoms align with the specific trauma.
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The trauma team was already assembled: surgeons, nurses, technicians, students.
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Those patients were sent to trauma bays or operating rooms.
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Homecoming gives his character and his teen trauma genuine context.
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How will we adapt to our greater exposure to trauma?
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"DON'T DO IT!" said trauma specialist Linda Curran via email.
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I know Marines — gun owners — who suffer from mental trauma.
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Hospital records indicate no acute trauma, the prosecutor's office said.
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I wanted the cycle of trauma to end with me.
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The women have been given police protection and trauma counseling.
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"First, there was the trauma of the hurricane," she said.
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Horses may be able to help you recover from trauma.
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This is one show that will take your trauma seriously.
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There's a potent story in there, about trauma and ambition.
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"There's so much historic trauma in tribal communities," she said.
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Her callousness, we learn, stems from an appalling childhood trauma.
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He's not there to heal trauma or old psychological wounds.
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Police previously said the bodies showed no signs of trauma.
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The bodies showed no signs of trauma, according to police.
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Today, EMTs take severe trauma patients directly to those facilities.
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A confession then: I tend toward hoarding, perhaps through trauma.
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None of this is enough; it can't uproot the trauma.
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She shares her story of psychological trauma to help others.
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It might be genetic, or it may result from trauma.
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She's suffering from the trauma and loss of her mother.
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But our bodies hold all of that tension and trauma.
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But forgetting nonessential details is not unusual for trauma survivors.
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Part of the trauma is this question of 'What if?
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"I get blocked by my own trauma sometimes," she said.
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Severe trauma is a major contributing factor in female incarceration.
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David M. Kashmer is a trauma and acute care surgeon.
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The trauma of sexual violence is not something we fix.
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Health risks aside, delaying an abortion can cause emotional trauma.
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He attributes the outcomes mostly to the disruption and trauma.
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Trauma can also impact a person's ability to cope daily.
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We are exposed to trauma every day just living here.
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Akutagawa's early life, in Peace's telling, was scarred by trauma.
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The presence of a mattress and the trauma of displacement.
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Another might be the result of a recurrent personal trauma.
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My duty was clear: protect my child from further trauma.
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Two words loom large in this moment: trauma and equity.
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His lawyer contended he been suffering from seasickness mental trauma.
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How do you approach writing about trauma on the show?
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In it, she reckons with the wages of intergenerational trauma.
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Children who have experienced trauma may also have behavioral symptoms.
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Next a therapist helps the child gradually discuss the trauma.
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Many children suffered trauma in Syria before arriving in Lebanon.
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How does a signature of trauma survive all of that?
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A scarcity of trauma care capacity can present another challenge.
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When you are in trauma, you go to the nurse.
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They scored 17,000 participants on 10 different areas of trauma.
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He was treated at a trauma center and later released.
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Even then, the trauma sometimes may still be too great.
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People shouldn't "underestimate" the impact of "emotional trauma," he said.
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Not separate from trauma, but not defined by it either.
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And almost half have been exposed to violence or trauma.
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I find this deeply troubling, because it involves head trauma.
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The analysis was done at three southern California trauma centers.
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There were no signs of trauma, according to the report.
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"A lot of Native people have ongoing trauma," she said.
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Historical trauma also sits at the center of both works.
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That is, if they comprehended their parents' trauma at all.
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Last month, one worker was reported to have brain trauma.
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Trauma and pain have imprinted themselves, real as a tattoo.
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I, too, am a psychologist with a specialty in trauma.
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This is the kind of trauma that doesn't go away.
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Sometimes, it's chromosomal abnormalities with the fetus. Food. Trauma. Stress.
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"Nobody said when the blunt force trauma happened," she added.
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We now exist in a rolling trauma — exhausting and unrelenting.
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"The trauma of it was like being shipwrecked," says Laura.
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"I used to work in a trauma center," Khine said.
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So, instead of possibly triggering trauma in strangers, try silence.
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We need to not add to their trauma and suffering.
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She experienced lots of trauma and she still wears that.
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Thus your conflicts reawaken that trauma, without even meaning to.
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Dr. Nguyen and his family lived through a similar trauma.
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He died 2019 days later from blunt force head trauma.
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The more trauma a child faces, the higher these odds.
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Zhu talks of the trauma he experienced from that incident.
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Nevils said the process left her with severe psychological trauma.
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She had genital injuries and vaginal tears consistent with trauma.
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He emphasizes the "psychological trauma" of living under such uncertainty.
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Many trauma survivors have reactions to reminders of their traumas.
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Recovery from illness and trauma, like the narrative, is nonlinear.
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But environmental catastrophes aren't the only source of collective trauma.
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The way that technology impacts Black trauma shouldn't be understated.
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In the black community, the episode remained a suppressed trauma.
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A colleague in Trauma Room 1 was sworn to silence.
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Don't let past or current trauma define who you are.
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Essentially illiterate, the women talk through their grief and trauma.
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Nelson and Harrison died of blunt force trauma, Worthy said.
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How does a person survive trauma and not be miserable?
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Every trauma center requires a large supply of fresh blood.
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McNair was taken to Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
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As teens, all of the Losers shoulder trauma and abuse.
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The resulting trauma frequently ends in sepsis and sometimes death.
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Desde o início, Íris suportou um trauma após o outro.
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Despite the semblance of some normalcy, trauma remains bubbling underneath.
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Volunteer trauma and art therapists sat with students, mostly listening.
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But trauma has an uncanny way of stalking its victims.
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I felt stuck, trapped in my own trauma and pain.
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It's stubborn love battling a trauma that won't let go.
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Alanche was found with severe head trauma, most likely beaten.
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In short, President Trump learned nothing from our national trauma.
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"There's historical trauma that people have experienced," Professor Deer said.
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In sexuality and in addiction, trauma refracts, warps and obscures.
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It's possible, given the ongoing trauma of the Trump years.
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How will they live in the aftermath of the trauma?
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And when he hit the ground he suffered head trauma.
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The particular details are warped through the lens of trauma.
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Peer-driven mentoring case management could also help women continue to address trauma-related issues as they re-enter the community from jail and prison Trauma-informed services have been tested in some prisons.
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To determine this, London-based sex researcher Laura Vowels and her team interviewed 41 women with a history of sexual trauma who also considered themselves healed from the trauma and currently in healthy relationships.
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When I discovered trauma theory and learned more about complex PTSD and prolonged trauma, and the way those symptoms manifest as young adults, I understood I had a theoretical framework to tell Vanessa's story.
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Sharing trauma without consent creates the conditions to replicate that trauma long into the future -- it can expose someone to additional cruelty or serve as a disturbing and lingering reminder of that difficult moment.
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The researchers used several sources to obtain state-level data on trauma admissions, trauma centers and SCC providers, SCC fellowship positions to train doctors, per-capita income, population size and mortality rates for 2013.
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Despite scrutiny from researchers about whether trauma fees are deserved, trauma activation fees have only grown in size, 23 percent annually in recent years, and can reach into the tens of thousands of dollars.
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Dr. Joseph Sakran, trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital, powerfully rebuked Santorum in a tweet that struck at the heart of how nonsensical it is to administer CPR to a victim of penetrating trauma.
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"Trauma from mass shooting is another area we really haven't figured out yet," says Sherrie Lawson, who survived the Washington Navy Yard shooting in 2013 and now works with the trauma support network Rebel Group.
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In essence, the sociocognitive model is an updated version of the idea that DID is brought on through suggestion, while the trauma model posits that an experience of trauma is mostly what leads to DID.
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Mary Rogers, who was formerly a nurse manager of the surgical trauma floor and is now in a clinical directorship role, told me about a mental health screening they try to administer to trauma patients.
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Trauma-informed caregivers are trained to understand, recognize and respond to the effects of all types of trauma and help survivors heal physical, psychological and emotional wounds, and rebuild a sense of control and empowerment.
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"It is believed that interpersonal trauma, particularly emotional trauma, may lead to depersonalization later," Gail Saltz, a psychoanalyst and associate professor of psychiatry at the NY Presbyterian Hospital Weill-Cornell School of Medicine, tells me.
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"It's very simple to do, it's inexpensive and it doesn't take a lot of time," said Dr. Lenworth M. Jacobs, a trauma surgeon and director of the trauma institute at Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Conn.
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It was a watershed moment—as Vivien Green Fryd notes in her recent book Against Our Will: Sexual Trauma in American Art Since 43, it was "one of the earliest public testimonies of sexual trauma.
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"I believe that at the beginning of all the lives of artists is a trauma, and after, all your life, you try to speak about this trauma," each time in a different way, he said.
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Their bodies showed no obvious trauma, and autopsy results are pending.
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Does psychological trauma not actually matter as much as we thought?
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The real Fauna didn't let her childhood trauma close her off.
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Coroners determined Eastman died from blunt force trauma to the head.
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"At the core of trauma is helplessness," van der Kolk says.
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The signatures of blunt force trauma were evident in the scans.
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He now is a trauma surgeon at Stanford University Medical Center.
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And their stories, culture and trauma live on through their children.
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This trauma resulted in neurological issues which left the canine blind.
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The brain is trying to avoid the trauma of the event.
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"There is a lot of trauma with these kids," Dodson said.
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She has studied child psychology, newborn care and resilience following trauma.
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The spokesperson added that there was no trauma to Rounds' body.
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That is what we would see with trauma, with sexual assault.
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Living in trauma night after night for money requires unconventional methods.
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"We had some Syrian students with psychological trauma," Ms. Maha says.
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A medical examiner later determined that Gabriel died from head trauma.
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Both died from blunt force trauma to the head and face.
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So his nudity isn't there meant to convey vulnerability or trauma.
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The cause of death was blunt force trauma, the newspaper reports.
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These trauma centers are also often located in safety net hospitals.
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Still, Mead has not finished working through the trauma she endured.
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What lives more completely rent-free in our heads than trauma?
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" Ryan: "We need to deal with the trauma our kids have.
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Whatever trauma looks like in our lives, feelings can be healed.
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All of that is present: trauma, wounding, hurt, legacies of pain.
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I read everything I could find on PTSD, trauma and war.
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Chronic trauma isn't quite the same as individual moments of panic.
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There's no quick fix when it comes to recovering from trauma.
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Speaking Simulator wasn't designed to hit my trauma points so effectively.
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Uncontrolled bleeding is the primary cause of preventable death from trauma.
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The [young] brain is particularly susceptible to damage from head trauma.
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The more professionally someone played, the more severe their head trauma.
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Cases of trauma and those witnessed by 911 responders were excluded.
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They found Vanessa MacCormack, inside, with obvious signs of physical trauma.
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Talking and writing about the trauma can speed healing, he said.
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A story about trauma and healing presented by Elephant Run District.
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They told Reuters they had no experience with suicide or trauma.
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Trauma is a part of passion, even if the passion endures.
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"The trauma will never go away," she wrote in an email.
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It's because we haven't actually resolved the trauma of the past.
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As an immigrant or refugee, there is no end to trauma.
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Nobody should be allowed to profit off the trauma of another.
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When women see justice served, their own fear & trauma are eased.
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Nevins doesn't even ask participants about the specifics of their trauma.
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So, there's not just one thing and the trauma is deep.
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Yet, the clear perpetrator isn't a suburban mom with repressed trauma.
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They've never prioritized our trauma unless it was to their benefit.
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Those needs include awareness of both sexual trauma and mental illness.
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The report says there was no apparent trauma or foul play.
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He was later transported to UAB Hospital's Level 1 trauma unit.
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The military head trauma issue has been studied much more thoroughly.
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Nothing took away from the happy vibe despite Kim's recent trauma.
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Trials to study viral infections, trauma, and stroke have already begun.
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Maybe there's her desk and there's some trauma around that desk.
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The official cause of death was blunt force trauma, they said.
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The trauma that has been inflicted on these children is inhumane.
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"People don't choose to go to a trauma center," she says.
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It felt like trauma-porn and I'd had enough of it.
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This is important for trauma survivors who may have conflicted feelings.
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Why is masturbation such a powerful tool for healing from trauma?
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I don't like to discount trauma, but The Bachelor sure does.
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The trauma from Kim Kardashian West's Paris robbery is still lingering.
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The coroner ruled his death a homicide caused by head trauma.
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Medical examiners determined two of the victims died from blunt trauma.
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He said many dogs would have died after such a trauma.
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"The big 'Aha!' moment is that the trauma never goes away."
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Nothing prepares a child for family separation; the trauma is irreversible.
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Pink "Beautiful Trauma" Let's pause and talk about Pink's latest video.
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He claims he suffered permanent physical and mental pain and trauma.
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While there, she is confronted by questions of trauma and privilege.
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"Lexa's death triggered real emotional trauma for some people," Rothenberg said.
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"There was so much trauma," Woodley said, describing her PTSD symptoms.
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"The brain seems to misunderstand sexual arousal as trauma," he says.
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Authorities claim Campbell died from blunt force trauma to the head.
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But there is something unique about Black people's relationship to trauma.
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Others used their career as a way of coping through trauma.
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The whales' bodies showed evidence of blunt force trauma, Garron said.
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"It's massive trauma to a baby -- it's just horrendous," Burke said.
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Each time these things happen, it creates trauma for the people.
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Clearly, this prospect invokes memories of vague childhood trauma for me.
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The remains didn't show any obvious signs of trauma, they said.
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Experts could explain all of this as a response to trauma.
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She had severe head trauma and was put on life support.
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This is trauma that we are reliving over and over again.
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It's trauma to the body just like a bump or fall.
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Collect your trauma and your anti-fascist rage in one hat.
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She re-entered rehab in January to deal with childhood trauma.
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Overstrained infrastructure, ecosystem trauma, chemical changes in the ocean and atmosphere.
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You do not survive trauma and chalk it up to luck.
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"It's not just monetizing talent, it's monetizing trauma," Mr. Penhall said.
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Watching her, you would never know the trauma she went through.
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His body showed no other signs of trauma, according to authorities.
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Or should it separate couples, potentially compounding their trauma and isolation?
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Where to begin with this moment of utter horror and trauma?
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" Oakmoss "helps release past wounds and trauma, while encouraging creative expression.
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"I think trauma is pretty common," he quipped before I left.
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Each moment seems to be gearing toward more trauma and heartbreak.
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Finding a way to deal with your trauma can be impossible.
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But grief in response to loss or trauma is not depression.
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But at worst they imparted trauma, or at best misguided principles.
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They aren't allowed to grieve because their trauma is immediately politicized.
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Inherited trauma is believed to be transferred through our very DNA.
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His cause of death was later ruled multiple blunt force trauma.
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He was taken to the nearby MSF trauma Center for treatment.
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The fifth episode is about PTSD and trauma in urban communities.
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The trauma to his body after the drug overdose was devastating.
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He died from blunt force trauma to the head and neck.
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Watch this on VICE: Do trigger warnings help survivors of trauma?
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They can fall, suffer trauma, or stop breathing, among other things.
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I feel like the word "trauma" has become very trendy lately.
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The implicit assumption is that trauma, unidentified and unworked, repeats itself.
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"In trauma studies, we say, fight, freeze, or flee," she says.
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It's divorced from intense cultural and geopolitical trauma of Asian diasporas.
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Sansa and Tyrion have suffered the trauma of a bad monarch.
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She will process the grief and trauma in her own way.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is not just about trauma, but about healing.
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The therapist enumerated the sources of trauma that Chechens had suffered.
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There are all sorts of trauma that are not easily categorizable.
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Trauma and PTSD typically go unrecognized and untreated in this population.
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The medical examiner found that Morgan died of abusive head trauma.
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Once the trauma is over, the state of hyperarousal should subside.
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Trauma therapist Shannon Thomas walked INSIDER through what they all mean.
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Brazil is suffering through its worst national trauma in recent memory.
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But families need not be rich to experience money-related trauma.
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I remember being incredibly afraid of that: butterfly-clip head trauma.
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Shakira has opened up about the trauma of losing her voice.
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You have to have major, major trauma for that to happen.
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It was also a common treatment for anxiety, phobias, and trauma.
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Plus, society has to undergo trauma as a catalyst for change.
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The residual trauma of the assaults has marked each woman differently.
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It seemed that the trauma itself had healed these students' distress.
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A childhood background of trauma enhances the likelihood of school failure.
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Not surprisingly, most youth arrested for delinquent behavior have experienced trauma.
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They are the recognition that trauma, pain and suffering are real.
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"There's been a lot of tragedy, trauma and pain," he said.
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She suspects this trauma is the cause of her infertility now.
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The trauma Haber and her six brothers all survived the Holocaust.
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The N.F.L. has taken steps to address concerns over head trauma.
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He confronted some of the trauma that was holding him back.
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Dave Hughes is a therapist who specializes in trauma and resilience.
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But there is deeply rooted trauma lying underneath the band-aid.
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Feminists have worked for decades to properly identify and name trauma.
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For many women and girls, the trauma is still too fresh.
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Can she not stay away from the scene of the trauma?
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He saw the lassitude as a symptom of trauma, he added.
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The effects of trauma on children are cumulative and life-threatening.
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No one benefits from a prison system that inflicts extreme trauma.
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Even the constant fear of deportation is a sort of trauma.
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For trauma survivors and their loved ones, you are not alone.
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This show conveys that same layered feeling: one trauma after another.
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Walker was transported to the trauma unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
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For some, family trauma was the main motivation for seeking bypass.
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"I don't want to be responsible for added trauma," she wrote.
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It is study in trauma to match the best of them.
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She said the lasting trauma hurt her academic and social life.
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She has no firsthand memory of the trauma that shaped her.
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Perhaps, he speculated, the trauma of 210/22 had affected him.
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It cheapens the pain and trauma of the people of Venezuela.
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Trauma can hurt memory, limit concentration and make organizing thoughts difficult.
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And many suffer tremendous psychic trauma from consistent misgendering by others.
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The trauma of hearing these testimonies day after day is wearying.
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The research that is going on is promising for trauma therapy.
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Several days later, he died from the trauma at age 49.
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My trauma resurfaced as she came out as a victim herself.
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But trauma doesn't just end when your stalker leaves you alone.
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Psychological trauma has a lifelong effect on those who experience it.
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Like me, they endure public scrutiny, shunning, blame, trauma, and grief.
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What are you doing, specifically, to protect players from brain trauma?
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I started to learn about addiction and the power of trauma.
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They experienced emotional trauma, and I was unexpectedly diagnosed with cancer.
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"I do not handle fake trauma well," she wrote on Twitter.
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That's especially true for trauma survivors — like victims of sexual assault.
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Other than low-level trauma, bacteria and inflammation cause gum recession.
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The trauma to her knees is, appearance-wise, apparently for life.
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Wall Street was looking to recover from the previous session's trauma.
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The trauma of urban living dominated the atmosphere in the halls.
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I wanted OA's recovery from trauma to feel active and alive.
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We don't talk about the emotional trauma of hurting a patient.
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I want to teach people to not lean into their trauma.
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Life stories have coherence, Schmelzer writes, and trauma shatters that coherence.
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But he refused to talk in depth about his childhood trauma.
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Despite the trauma, the church has remained a source of hope.
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Last week, there had been 15 trauma cases in one night.
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His memory was affected heavily by the trauma of the war.
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She had suffered blunt trauma to the skull, the police said.
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Oasis provides intense therapy to help them recover from their trauma.
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Many are dealing with trauma and the invisible wounds of war.
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If you have experienced trauma, meditation might not even be effective.
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EMDR (Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) EMDR can also treat trauma.
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These rituals help self-identified witches process trauma, anger, and grief.
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I'm a big actor who has trauma trapped in his body.
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She knew they were seeing psychiatrists to help with the trauma.
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Trauma or suicidal ideation were frowned upon with judgement and prejudice.
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No entity has the right to put individuals through such trauma.
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The passage from national trauma toward democratic decency is never easy.
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We need to get past the trauma of Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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Clinton's loss was a trauma that they're terrified to re-enact.
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I know that doctors assessed the damage as Level 1 trauma.
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This usually occurs as a result of aging or head trauma.
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With his trauma in France, he had become one of them.
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They respond to the real and potential trauma of everyday life.
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I had seen trauma before, but never an entire traumatized nation.
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Lawsuits surround the N.F.L.'s handling of concussions and head trauma.
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"Sometimes it's not even the actual trauma act itself," she said.
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A year of "Pogo" as the trauma of the Reformation unfolded.
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Furthermore, C.T.E. has been diagnosed in women with repeated head trauma.
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Her real mother is in a looped trauma, unreachable and absent.
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In this instance, the pair has legitimate trauma to work through.
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But for many, the trauma began long before last summer's violence.
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It's not just the trauma and fear I experienced in combat.
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It is rooted in the trauma of those who have left.
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The police said the baby's body showed no signs of trauma.
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He is undergoing counseling for mental trauma and also physiotherapy treatment.
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How trauma and time alter the way we recollect significant events.
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This piece deals partly with your own experience of sexual trauma.
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People who endure trauma sometimes say that they feel morally tainted.
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Right now, he said, the focus was not on mental trauma.
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Yes, there was trauma, but the victim continues to cultivate it.
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Her body showed signs of "obvious" trauma, PEOPLE learns from authorities.
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However, medical staff could not revive her from severe head trauma.
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Highly tactile, these seemingly charred objects foreground the trauma of war.
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Why didn't this soften the trauma of losing their biological parents?
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A meditation on trauma, Watchmen isn't for the faint of heart.
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Common responses to trauma are often viewed as evidence of unreliability.
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And we explored how trauma and time can alter significant memories.
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" — Gretchen Schmelzer, a psychologist and the author of "Journey Through Trauma.
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She won't recover as quickly from the emotional trauma, he added.
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During each Goop Lab experiment, they unpack emotional baggage and trauma.
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This can lead to physical and psychological trauma, according to Feigenbaum.
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The scene at Tirana's main trauma hospital was one of agony.
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Similar delays in transfer to a major trauma unit were incurred.
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It assumes that all trauma-related conditions are transient and curable.
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They are medicating a void or a trauma in their lives.
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They still feel the scars and suffer the trauma of abuse.
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He had severe brain injuries, a broken shoulder and other trauma.
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In particular, no one knew who was leading the trauma code.
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A state autopsy concluded Smith had died of blunt force trauma.
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Four trauma specialists are at their disposal seven days a week.
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Romance, record sales and a savvy contracts lawyer can fix trauma?
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There were no signs of trauma, according to the toxicology report.
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I want to protect her from the trauma she once knew.
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Her husband, Roman Mykytyn, said the cause was blunt force trauma.
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Lauer seriously in the clip, as if relating some formative trauma.
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"War trauma never leaves you," she said in a following tweet.
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She didn't have the same type of trauma as I did.
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We internalized the trauma of the Nanjing Massacre in 1937-38.
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Some are trying to cope with the trauma of being trafficked.
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Each styles herself as a warrior who turns trauma into fuel.
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You have unresolved childhood trauma about your relationship with your mother.
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It took her ten years to share her trauma with others.
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Julianne Hough's controversial 'energy healer' extracts childhood trauma from her foot.
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She was transported to a local trauma center for further care.
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Alex was aware he carries the mantle of this inherited trauma.
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"The script is almost a result of my trauma," she says.
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She receives therapy for trauma, in both group and individual sessions.
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Last month's presidential election has collective trauma written all over it.
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This consensus represents an understandable reaction to the trauma of Watergate.
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This hospital has essentially become the trauma ward for the Mediterranean.
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His shame and the nation's trauma are his, and his alone.
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Bergljot's trauma lives as a secret that she keeps from herself.
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It's a raw — sometimes horrifying — depiction of trauma, love, and friendships.
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Don&apost let past or current trauma define who you are.
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In spite of this early childhood trauma, I really like cats.
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Children there are experiencing a lot of trauma in their lives.
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She also said the experience left her with lasting emotional trauma.
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"It was the second great trauma for her," Ms. Leaming said.
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Her death was determined to be caused by blunt force trauma.
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There isn't enough humor to protect us from the story's trauma.
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She says the garden has helped her cope with her trauma.
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There were multiple causes of death, including blunt trauma and strangulation.
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It would avoid the national trauma of overturning an election result.
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Elevated blood sugar, smoking and pelvic trauma also increase the risk.
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And life in this political climate is its own trauma, too.
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She says she developed PTSD after never fully processing that trauma.
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"That is already causing trauma to the children of those families."
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She recently joined Healthy Place as a contributing writer for Trauma!
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But what about the solace a person needs, given that trauma.
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City trauma surgeons told the Globe that Ortiz's condition remained precarious.
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"Bodies carry a lot of hurt, trauma, and loneliness," Irkalla says.
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The father said he had some trauma, so I stopped there.
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This compounds their sexual trauma and strips them of their dignity.
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We left the aristocratic age first, and without any real trauma.
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"Once again, we are confronted with the specter of a mass casualty situation," began Dr. Andre Campbell, an attending trauma surgeon at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center, as reporters held microphones to him.
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Limitations of the study include the possibility that researchers underestimated injuries and deaths because they only looked at trauma center patients, not children who were treated elsewhere or died before they ever reached a trauma center.
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In an age when increasing attention is being paid to narratives of female trauma — particularly those communicated in a confessional vein — it can easily lead to the exploitation and commodification of those who experience said trauma.
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Because as survivors of trauma know, you are not only not allowed to talk about your trauma in public (too uncomfortable for others, of course), but you're also definitely not allowed to make jokes about it.
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For example, they need to understand the prevalence and impact of trauma in incarcerated persons' lives, recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma and how that might impact incarcerated persons' behaviors and actively resist re-traumatization.
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I was especially interested in the research project carried out by UMSN students last year on how trauma care is taught in clinical and didactic settings because I recognize how beneficial trauma-based care would be.
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"As a result, if the (military sexual trauma) leads to PTSD, it is often difficult for victims of (military sexual trauma) to produce the required evidence to support the occurrence of the reported assault," it said.
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As trauma psychologists who have spent collectively over 50 years working with women and men who have been assaulted, here are three things we wish the public, including jury members, knew about this type of trauma.
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She spoke openly in the interview, which aired Thursday, about how she didn&apost tell anyone about her trauma initially, saying she "didn&apost want to upset them" and thinking she could "compartmentalize" the trauma alone.
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The Menominee Nation saw much success and is now nationally recognized for improving educational and public health outcomes by increasing their understanding of historical trauma and childhood adversity, and by developing culturally relevant trauma-informed practices.
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In addition, scientists are also trying to unravel the role other factors play in the disease -- factors such as genetics, how early someone is exposed to head trauma, and how long they've been exposed to trauma.
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But, in this particular instance, he seems to co-opt Elizabeth's abduction and repeated rape for the purpose of talking about how his struggles are "worse" than her trauma — a trauma that Ed Smart never experienced.
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" According to Finkelhor, one may be a pedophile with the absence of trauma; likewise, many of the people who do have such trauma don't end up there, so "there has to be something else besides that.
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His work was bolstered in 2014, when he was awarded the first Stepping Strong Innovator Award, established by the The Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation to fund projects in innovative trauma treatment and recovery.
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"When I'm removing a keloid, I have to be careful not to damage any of the surrounding skin, because keloids are born out of trauma, so any additional trauma could cause them to grow back," she says.
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Eger escaped Auschwitz and went on to become Dr. Edith Eger—a world-renowned clinical therapist, who Desmond Tutu has praised for using her childhood trauma to treat other trauma survivors battling Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
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Of course, it's only later that we can provide a kind of personalized care and ensure that people have the tools and support to process the trauma, and to prevent that trauma leading to chronic mental illness.
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" "By recreating the trauma," says Stephen, "One can make an attempt to deal with it better the second time around and, in so doing so, exorcise the sense of disempowerment to which the original trauma gave rise.
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Some short and long term trauma-focused psychotherapy models are effective in helping children to heal after trauma and to reduce mental health symptoms including triggered episodes of anxiety, depression, and self-medication with drugs of abuse.
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While we often think of trauma's psychological and emotional impacts, "trauma is about what happens to the body," says David Emerson, director of yoga services for the Trauma Center at the Justice Resource Institute in Brookline, Massachusetts.
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In a joint interview on Tuesday, Dr. Richard S. Miller, the chief of trauma and surgical critical care, and Dr. Oscar Guillamondegui, the trauma medical director, described how their hospital approaches major attacks and manages the aftermath.
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The victims could suffer from complex post-traumatic stress disorder, which results from trauma that took place over a long period of time or in captivity, said Dr. Frank Ochberg, a psychiatrist and pioneer in trauma science.
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Within his first 100 days in office, Biden would direct his Cabinet to review federal programs that deal with trauma and invest in ensuring that care is well informed, including establishing a network of trauma-care centers.
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When you have just lived through one trauma, another seems more plausible.
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But they also don't shy away from real political trauma and injustice.
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It's true, he has experienced his own trials and trauma since then.
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A medical examiner ruled that the teen died of blunt-force trauma.
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Given their vast exposure to trauma, it should come as no surprise.
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"After you've been through trauma, it makes you appreciate peace even more."
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The bloodshed has brought trauma to the lives of thousands of people.
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From observations alone, it looked like the results of blunt force trauma.
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There's so much pressure, there's so much physical trauma to your body.
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According to trauma personnel, the shark was a great white, reports CBSLA.com.
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His memoir describes an early life filled with sexual trauma and strangeness.
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Mean girl Mia (Céline Buckens) has family trauma haunting her every move.
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When it comes to the Bridgette's trauma, Shaw is vague but firm.
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"Keloids form where a trauma has injured the skin," Dr. Marmur explains.
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Trauma could be caused by surgery, blisters, vaccination, acne, or body piercings.
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And that's a pretty damn good finish to a series about trauma.
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I have to imagine they both feel extremely isolated by their trauma.
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If anything, it emphasizes the trauma of being exposed to such acts.
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The argument about trigger warnings isn't just about trauma and mental health.
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"It became a trauma because of what they did," she told Vogue.
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But the trauma of her husband's murder was much harder to shake.
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Our guys have a lot of baggage and trauma to work through.
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