They can arise from traumatic experiences, especially exposure to violence.
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It was one of the most traumatic experiences of my life.
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This is typically in spite of her past hardships and traumatic experiences.
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A lot of them have had very traumatic experiences in their lives.
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Check. The next questionnaire was about potential symptoms associated with traumatic experiences.
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They retraumatized us by making us relive all sorts of traumatic experiences.
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They recalled traumatic experiences that, ultimately, motivated them to fight for change.
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Traumatic experiences in childhood alter the development of brain structures during adolescence.
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Giving children the chance to learn during traumatic experiences is also being prioritized.
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Her patients are able to remember the traumatic experiences that caused their fear.
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Facebook's content moderators shared their traumatic experiences sifting through the internet's violent content.
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I could tell that it was difficult for him to relive those traumatic experiences.
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Lots of people go to regular studios, have traumatic experiences, and never go back.
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These are very personal and very traumatic experiences, yet they are also extremely common.
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The trauma that propels us to this land, and the traumatic experiences that await us.
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Although rare, the uncertainty sometimes results in traumatic experiences of patients "waking up" during surgery.
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PTSD results from exposure to a single traumatic event or an accumulation of traumatic experiences.
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Jones is a prime example of how traumatic experiences can affect a person's mental health.
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In the book, Valentish recalls two traumatic experiences of rape that influenced her heavy substance use.
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I find that people who go through these traumatic experiences have a hard time trusting reporters.
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Of the 10 teens she mentors, a few of them started talking about their traumatic experiences.
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Over a dozen moderators in other parts of the world have talked of similar traumatic experiences.
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There are guides and pamphlets to help adults teach children how to cope with traumatic experiences.
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Alexander Polinsky is opening up about his allegedly traumatic experiences with Charles in Charge costar Scott Baio.
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And yet we still remember it as one of the most traumatic experiences we have been through.
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How did you approach the process of talking with the women about their intimate and traumatic experiences?
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Overall, 15,378 women, or about 31%, didn't report any traumatic experiences like an assault or car accident.
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Standard treatment for the disorder involves building trust and revisiting traumatic experiences, which can temporarily exacerbate symptoms.
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As the study points out, sexual assault is one of the most traumatic experiences a person can experience.
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Of course, Rainbow also deals with other important topics such as mental health and healing after traumatic experiences.
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The traumatic experiences detailed by Frederick Douglass and Sojourner Truth would not have happened in the same ways.
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"About 75 percent of my female clients had traumatic experiences in college, almost always sexual assault," she said.
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First, dreams knit up the ravelled sleeve of care by allowing us to process unhappy or traumatic experiences.
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From those traumatic experiences, I have been shaped into the empathetic and open-minded person I am today.
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"People wrote back not just a paragraph, but full pages ranting about their traumatic experiences," Braga, 53, told me.
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She's now a nurse coordinator at a nonprofit foster care agency, working with children who have had traumatic experiences.
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But like an addict, we cannot shake what psychologists call "repetition compulsion" — the impulse to re-enact traumatic experiences.
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But for 14-year-old Alex-Jasper Vaughan, it was one of the most traumatic experiences of the teenager's life.
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Since Trump's sexually aggressive comments became public record, numerous women have shared their own traumatic experiences using the hashtag #NotOkay.
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In an attempt to cope with the traumatic experiences, the theory goes, the child 'dissociates'—it splits itself into parts.
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Although some children recover from adversity, traumatic experiences can result in significant disruption of normal development, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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Her own commander used to call her a "glorified secretary"—a particularly insulting characterization in the wake of traumatic experiences.
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Contemporary poets also often draw on deeply personal and traumatic experiences — experiences that tend to be bound up with identity.
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Environmental factors, such as early traumatic experiences or chronic stress, can change the structure of the brain's fear-processing system.
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Veteran had extremely traumatic experiences in combat and in the hands of the Gestapo who were ruthless in their methods.
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She decides that she needs a post-breakup makeover, which leads to some brief (and traumatic) experiences with blonde hair extensions.
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I think that that's surely what bonds people, especially those who have been through traumatic experiences that really leave a mark.
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In her dissertation, Usry used data from two different surveys to identify whether traumatic experiences might affect one's level of civic engagement.
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If someone chooses to make their most painful and traumatic experiences available for consumption, they deserve to be compensated pretty damn well.
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As more and more teenagers begin to lead their lives at least halfway online, they are opening themselves up for traumatic experiences.
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Creative writing, such as fiction or poetry, can also be a form of journaling — and it can help you move past traumatic experiences.
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"We are doing something incredibly important by sharing our pain, by sharing one of the most traumatic experiences of our lives," she said.
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Netflix has planned 12 new episodes charting unexplained disappearances, traumatic experiences, tragic deaths, and more — you know, everything you loved about the original.
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Survivors say this kept many of the girls -- some of whom had previously been abused, or suffered other traumatic experiences -- from speaking out.
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These traumatic experiences can damage young brains if the signs are not recognized and addressed with support needed to promote recovery and resilience.
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These programs have shown to reduce traumatic experiences, mitigate the effect of trauma, improve coping skills, improve resilience, and ultimately improve health outcomes.
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Given its link to post-traumatic stress disorder, DID is often treated through psychotherapy that involves "reclaiming" traumatic experiences, according to the Sidran Institute.
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Other bunnies had traumatic experiences, with several alleging they had been raped by Hefner's close friend Bill Cosby, who faced dozens of such allegations.
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Cohen said cutting funding for educational and recreational services will be harmful to migrant children who are already struggling to cope with traumatic experiences.
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Some doctors thought they might be able to blunt the emotional hangover of traumatic experiences with drugs that regulated stress hormones in the brain.
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Given TripAdvisor's history in dealing with survivors of rape, individuals may not feel comfortable reporting such traumatic experiences to or on the travel website.
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It felt urgent to create work with Maddie as we sorted through traumatic experiences, consequences of our bodies, that we've stored away and internalized.
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Last year a series of women-only listening circles brought victims together to share privately their traumatic experiences and encourage them to speak out.
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But both substance use and the factors that predispose people to develop it, such as genetic vulnerabilities and traumatic experiences, interfere with this process.
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On the show, host Jonathan Goldstein assists his guests in confronting unresolved past conflicts, which can range from genuinely traumatic experiences to smaller spats.
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Many students felt that their traumatic experiences were put on a comparative scale based on where the student was on the day of the shooting.
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In 1988, social psychologist James Pennebaker asked 50 college students to write about either traumatic experiences or neutral ones, for four days in a row.
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Afghan women must be able to elucidate their concerns about the peace process and their traumatic experiences after bearing the brunt of the Taliban's brutality.
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We must recognize that traumatic experiences early in life combine with the social determinants of health to lead to poor health outcomes later in life.
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It happens when children have early, extreme traumatic experiences and don't develop a sense of self that is unified across different situations, emotions, or contexts.
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"Cumulative exposure also serves as a precursor" to PTSD, Robinson said, so people who have had past traumatic experiences will be more susceptible to stress.
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One issue that may cause the cycle of abuse to continue is that women who've had traumatic experiences during delivery don't often talk about them.
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Non-criminal but traumatic experiences can be addressed through counseling and mediation — options that are severely restricted when such experiences are labeled as sexual assault.
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Men between 18 and 45 who have arrived to Australia as asylum seekers have often been through highly traumatic experiences of war and persecution, Roumeliotis said.
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Nearly two years later, such traumatic experiences remain ever-present in the media, as new disclosures emerge and dominate our conversations about politics and pop culture.
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The medical community has warned since the separation policy went into force that traumatic experiences during early childhood can lead to lifelong mental and physical ailments.
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I didn't have any additional traumatic experiences with thunder and lightning, and—this is the most important part—I got better at putting things into perspective.
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Omitting or minimizing these stories of rebellion helps hide the violent and traumatic experiences enslaved Africans endured at the hands of enslavers, which prompted such revolts.
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Six weeks after the writing sessions, those that had delved into traumatic experiences reported more positive moods and fewer illnesses than those writing about everyday experiences.
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"I was very much surprised by how many of my classmates wrote back to say to say they had traumatic experiences in high school," she said.
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"It felt urgent to create work with Maddie as we sorted through traumatic experiences, consequences of our bodies, that we've stored away and internalized," she said.
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In her testimony, Dr. Ziv told the jury that many rape victims maintain contact with their assailants after violent attacks in hopes of normalizing traumatic experiences.
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In her testimony, Dr. Ziv told the jury that many rape victims maintain contact with their assailants after violent attacks in hopes of normalizing traumatic experiences.
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Altogether it's a searing evocation of the fractured way we remember traumatic experiences — and of the many bloody realities most people prefer not to look at.
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Experts say that the vast majority of traumatic experiences under anesthesia and sedation are most likely never reported because they are often so ephemeral and disconnected.
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"Finally, there may be international praise for such a merger as many countries have gone in this direction after some traumatic experiences, including the U.S," Herrero added.
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The effects of these traumatic experiences — especially in children who have already faced serious adversity — are unlikely to be short-lived, and can likely last a lifetime.
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Not all of us who go through traumatic experiences are able to pick up the pieces and move on stronger and better men, and Muhammad did that.
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Prepping can be a way to cope with traumatic experiences Most preppers aren't really preparing for a zombie apocalypse, as is so often portrayed in pop culture.
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All three panelists spoke about why some well-known early childhood programs help these kids overcome traumatic experiences that can affect their success in school and life.
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And the traumatic experiences underlying the metaphors are in the voices of women who have lived them, interview recordings that Pamela Z has mixed into a soundscore.
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Sometimes, in introductory women's studies courses in colleges and universities across this country, abuse survivors have felt empowered by being able to talk about their traumatic experiences.
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Some of those soldiers look back on their traumatic experiences in this documentary by Greg Barker, sharing their stories with a tinge of pride, sorrow and regret.
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It's hard to imagine just how much that simple recording meant to her after she had just been through one of the most traumatic experiences of her life.
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"These traumatic experiences not only affect girls' mental and physical health, but also their ability to concentrate, feel safe, and stay and do well in school," they write.
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For migrants who must recount some of the most traumatic experiences of their lives to support their asylum claims, video conferencing makes their task harder, Perez-Davis said.
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Children who have experienced four or more traumatic experiences are more than 30 times more likely to have a learning or behavior problem than their more fortunate peers.
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The ACEs study categorized 10 types of traumatic experiences in childhood that increase the likelihood of substance abuse, physical and mental health problems, and behavioral disorders in adulthood.
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We're trying to make the case to the government to look back and see that these woman have raised children on their own, and they've gone through traumatic experiences.
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MW: So many women of color who have had traumatic experiences gravitate toward horror movies and geek out over comic books; it's kind of a no-brainer to me.
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JourneyPure uses an approach known as trauma-informed care, where patients explore traumatic experiences from their past that might help explain their addiction, and learn new ways to cope.
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Writers have turned to her 1999 book, "Writing as a Way of Healing: How Telling Our Stories Transforms Our Lives," for guidance in how to write about traumatic experiences.
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She stresses her attack pales in comparison with many other more traumatic experiences women have faced, but says the assault has "informed me throughout my life," said Barzee Flores.
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At danger to her life, the girl recorded her traumatic experiences during the abduction, her time in the extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, and her time as a forced laborer.
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When rehabilitation programs do exist, they focus mostly on life skills and job training and pay little attention to the impact of traumatic experiences, including the experience of being incarcerated.
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Research reveals that the traumatic experiences of many refugees can affect their health in wide-ranging ways that can last a lifetime — social anxiety, depression, addiction, cardiovascular disease and more.
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That concept continues in Glass, which brings in Dunn's and Price's own traumatic experiences to explain who they are — and indeed, that's something Dr. Staples latches onto while treating them.
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There should be no comedic value in denigrating such traumatic experiences, yet there Trump was, leading the way, as thousands of his supporters cheered him on and nodded in agreement.
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Some students aren't able to articulate what they're going through well enough for publication, but it's impactful to read the things they're grappling with, which are often really traumatic experiences.
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What happened was that it ran an endless stream of unpaid blog posts in which readers were invited to offer up their most traumatic experiences in return for zero dollars.
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The truth is that black people have long been the target of an unfair criminal justice system, and our communities have suffered deeply traumatic experiences as a direct result of it.
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She is a leading voice in a movement trying to transform our understanding of how the traumatic experiences that affect so many American children can trigger serious physical and mental illness.
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Also included in the Sesame Street in Communities program are resources for caregivers that help tackle tough issues like family homelessness and "traumatic experiences" that come along with the foster journey.
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However, his experiences — and genuine love for his wife and children — have armed him with the tools to help his daughter through one of the most traumatic experiences of her life.
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Their storylines are also reaching towards something resembling a reset button and it's clear that, having emerged from traumatic experiences, they are also going to set about regaining what was lost.
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A hanging structure made of panties lies next to the wall work, strong enough to physically hold the weight of the artist and others who are dealing with sexually traumatic experiences.
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She said she was sexually abused by a male member of the family who "then pimped [her] out to his friends," traumatic experiences, she says, that led her to sex work.
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"It Happened to Me" for instance, will bring together seven writers, poets and essayists, including the French memoirist Édouard Louis and the Japanese journalist Shiori Ito, to share personal traumatic experiences.
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Surviving traumatic experiences, such as child abuse or a warzone, can create neurobiological changes in the brain that provoke uncontrollable nightmares and flashbacks, especially after triggers reminiscent of the traumatic event.
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Critics also point out psilocybin does have some risks — particularly, experts say, the possibility of accidents and traumatic experiences that can be psychologically damaging (especially among people predisposed to mental illness).
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On a scale from "things that are annoying" to "actual traumatic experiences," discontinued beauty products rank somewhere between a delayed Rent the Runway shipment and avocado prices hitting an all-time high.
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But "it's very hard to be a plaintiff", reliving traumatic experiences in a public setting where "a defence lawyer is picking apart everything you say" and "making you feel bad about yourself".
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That all changed when he spoke powerfully about how the show was helping him move past his traumatic experiences in the military, and how he wanted to give hope to other veterans.
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Lina and Maggie's stories are maddeningly familiar, not just because the men in their lives are so cruel, but also because both women's sexualities are founded on traumatic experiences from their youth.
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The biopsychosocial formulation dovetails nicely with more recent developments in mental health, such as trauma-informed care, a model developed for patients who have suffered traumatic experiences such as abuse and assault.
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Matan Uziel, who runs a channel featuring survivors of sexual assault talking about their traumatic experiences, says his videos have been blocked since the crackdown began despite his repeated appeals to the company.
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"Lawmakers enacted this exception because it has been proven that kids who are molested may repress traumatic experiences, or may be too embarrassed to come forward," Manuel Medrano, a criminal defense attorney, said.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Getting Facts Wrong on the Holocaust" (news article, April 13): More than four decades passed before I could break the silence about my traumatic experiences during the Holocaust.
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Many of them are actresses who are likely to have legal representation on hand and enough money to, at the minimum, go on vacation while all this talk of their traumatic experiences dies down.
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It grew worse in 2013 after she deployed to Afghanistan, where she underwent several physically traumatic experiences, including being in an aircraft that came under fire and being proximate to an explosion, she said.
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In the wake of Mayson's death, Johnson says she had little access to adequate mental health care, and says grieving parents should be able to receive treatment in the wake of such traumatic experiences.
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But for Refugee Nation, they only want to raise awareness for the more than 60 million that have and continue to go through traumatic experiences simply to find a stable, sustainable place to live.
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As long as you have someone or something to hold onto as you watch the Pearson family go through one of the most traumatic experiences imaginable, you may be able to keep it together.
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It's not perfect, but I hope that for other people that have been through isolating or traumatic experiences in high school, hearing about someone who's also been through it provides a modicum of comfort.
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There's "a correlation between sleep quality and how we process traumatic experiences," she added, which may help to explain why bad dreams, insomnia, and real-life anxiety can sometimes seem so hard to divorce.
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"The residents of Grenfell Tower have been through some of the most harrowing and traumatic experiences imaginable, and it is our duty to support them," the communities secretary, Sajid Javid, an ally of Mrs.
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The very pink installation by Mexican-American artist Yvette Mayorga is a saccharine but bitter vision of the American dream, featuring Rococo-inspired paintings and sculptures that speak to the traumatic experiences of Mexican immigrants.
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Back in the spring of the Internet, trigger warnings were used on blog posts to warn survivors of traumatic experiences, such as sexual violence, crime, or torture, of content that might upset or "trigger" them.
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Like startup accelerators, schools like UCB can help students build the essential connections they need to succeed, and they can also be the site of traumatic experiences that ultimately drive women out of the industry.
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Busy Philipps described "borderline traumatic experiences" she had had with earlier stylists, "where I wouldn't fit the dresses and I felt this heavy disappointment in my body from them"; Welch, by contrast, understood her immediately.
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Barry Crimmins, an outspoken comedian who, as a result of his own traumatic experiences in childhood, also became an outspoken opponent of child pornography and internet services that enable it, died on Wednesday in Syracuse.
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"Although children are resilient and often able to bounce back from these types of traumatic experiences, they need dedicated support to do so," Rehana Zawar, IRC director for northwest Syria, said in her organization's recent report.
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These conversations helped each of us glean — or perhaps create — meaning in challenging, sometimes traumatic, experiences: the death of a child we'd cared for; abusive language from a superior; the guilt of committing a medical error.
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In his landmark 1988 study, outlined in his book "Opening Up: The Healing Power of Expressing Emotion," students were randomly assigned to write about either traumatic experiences or superficial topics for four days in a row.
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"These stories were pretty traumatic experiences for her," said Bob De Schutter, Verlindenikes' grandson and a game designer who now researches and teaches at Ohio's Miami University, with an emphasis on games aimed at older individuals.
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One participant was Amandine Hoche, a French human-rights campaigner who, after traumatic experiences in Afghanistan, developed a set of spiritual exercises called "inner peace conference" which she offers to refugees and aid workers in violent places.
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And he said professors remained free, at their discretion, to use trigger warnings, the messages sometimes posted atop campus publications, assignments and other material, noting that they might be upsetting for people who have had traumatic experiences.
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Hugh Laurie is back as a doctor — this time, the forensic neuropsychiatrist Eldon Chance, who mines the psyches of those whose lives have been turned upside down by traumatic experiences, to the neglect of his own life.
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"My experience is that this is the way people recall traumatic experiences," said Esther Deblinger, a psychologist and the co-director of the Child Abuse Research Education and Service Institute at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine.
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As part of its ongoing community development program, the beloved kids' show has launched an online teaching program, "Traumatic Experiences," that teaches kids — and adults — how to express emotion and release tension after experiencing or witnessing trauma.
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Experts believe that such traumatic experiences put them at higher risk for considering, planning, or attempting suicide, and LGBTQ youth are significantly more likely to try taking their own life compared to their heterosexual and cisgender peers.
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Afrocentric schools have been championed by black educators who had traumatic experiences with integration as far back as the 1960s and by young black families who say they recently experienced coded racism and marginalization in integrated schools.
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One could imagine people from families of immigrants who have come from countries where there's been a genocide, whether it be the Jewish Holocaust or any number of traumatic experiences, are carrying the stories of the previous generations.
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"And so I feel like my calling is to ... maybe be a mental health professional or in some kind of field where I can help other people who have been through traumatic experiences that led to drug abuse."
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While we often think about traumatic experiences as being the deaths of loved ones, an accident or a disaster, many psychologists acknowledge that any experience that overwhelms our ability to deal with things can produce PTSD-like symptoms.
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"Therapists like to believe they are good and that they can help practically anyone," says Israel Kalman, a psychologist who often gives seminars to therapists on how to help clients with specialized traumatic experiences like bullying and oppression.
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Researchers at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte have found that those who, like POWs, experience post-traumatic stress and demonstrate that they can not only recover, but learn and grow and become stronger from their traumatic experiences.
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While American women are leading current diplomatic efforts with the Taliban, Afghan women must be able to elucidate their concerns about the peace process and give voice to their traumatic experiences after bearing the brunt of the Taliban's brutality.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Playing football, singing in the church choir or talking to a trusted confidant could do more to help girl soldiers recover from traumatic experiences in Democratic Republic of Congo than traditional humanitarian projects, a charity said.
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"Fostering a child takes patience, resilience, and sacrifice, and we know that caring adults hold the power to bugger the effects of traumatic experiences on young children," Dr. Jeanette Betancourt, Senior Vice President of US Social Impact at Sesame Workshop said.
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Already, in last week's episode, we got the sense there was now something off about Bran, when he mused to his sister about how beautiful she looked on the night of one of the most traumatic experiences of her life.
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After a friend of mine told me of their traumatic experiences as a non-binary person at the gym, I decided to look into the ways cisgendered folk can support our non-binary and gender non-conforming friends in these spaces.
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"Fostering a child takes patience, resilience, and sacrifice, and we know that caring adults hold the power to buffer the effects of traumatic experiences on young children," said Jeanette Betancourt, senior vice president of U.S. Social Impact at Sesame Workshop.
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The second part of the series, which aired on Lifetime over the weekend, ended up taking a distinct, unexpected turn during its first episode: It allowed a similarly safe space for men to discuss their own traumatic experiences of sexual assault.
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But her decision to speak publicly put her in the company of other women who have had to balance forthrightness and transparency about traumatic experiences against the potential loss of privacy and other negative effects on their lives and careers.
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The sentencing hearing that will go down in history featured more than 224 brave women speaking out about their traumatic experiences with Larry Nassar and ended with a judge sentencing the former USA Gymnastics doctor to 22018 to 175 years in prison.
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A study of children of Holocaust survivors has preliminarily shown that traumatic experiences can be inherited by the next generation through epigenetics—changes in the ways genes are expressed, in this case by a chemical marker on the stress-related gene FKBP5.
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Guantanamo: If the Light Goes Out illustrates the experience of Guantanamo detainees in three distinct chapters: Guantanamo itself, the camps in which the prisoners are detained, and the homes of released detainees attempting to reintegrate themselves into society after their traumatic experiences.
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And most people who commit violence also have the capacity to reinterpret and overcome their traumatic experiences in a way that brings understanding to, and remorse for, their own actions, along with a newfound commitment to helping others learn from their experience.
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Which brings us to tonight's episode, in which the often traumatic experiences of undocumented immigrants plays a central role in the story — airing, it just so happens, on a week when it has played a central role in American life and politics.
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Booker, who stepped in -- and up -- to make sure that this is top priority, women across the country have begun to come forward to recount their often traumatic experiences of incarceration and to shed light on the conditions that women in prison face.
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Children do not solely experience trauma in their country of origin but we have seen that the perilous journey to the United States has its attendant traumatic experiences, as does crossing into the US and, if apprehended, the detention setting is also inherently traumatic.
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Kramer has been candid in the past about experiencing multiple miscarriages as well as the ups and downs of pregnancy, which she told The Doctors hosts is inspired by wanting to help other moms and moms-to-be who have gone through similar traumatic experiences.
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"The brain's ability to deal with adversity and to process potentially traumatic experiences may not be as well-developed, resulting in additional overall strain on the individual compared to someone more trained and more secure in their place within the military," Wynn said by email.
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It's possible a version of the software tested in the study could be readily available, perhaps as a smartphone app, to analyze a person's speech during and after highly stressful or traumatic experiences and to flag potential problems to patients or clinicians, Osgood said.
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It's hard enough to get immigrants to talk about traumatic experiences with strangers, especially when, as Lichter notes, many of them assume that everyone knows how dangerous it is in their home countries, so it isn't even something they think needs to be said.
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In her memoir When They Call You a Terrorist, released last month, Khan-Cullors writes with clarity and candor about the physical and psychological violence that she and her family have suffered at the hands of the government, and how these traumatic experiences sparked her activism.
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A new Reuters special report from the Lombardy region of Italy, devastated by the coronavirus outbreak, includes first-hand accounts from doctors, patients and relatives of the victims on their traumatic experiences coping with scenes of death and destruction at the epicentre of the Italian outbreak.
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When it comes to issues of sexuality — whether it's abortion, rape, gay marriage or trans rights — they require talking about private, sometimes traumatic experiences in public, which can be galling: Why should I have to rip my heart out in order to make a political point?
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In the detail and thoroughness of this scene, Muschietti offers the boys of Derry, and boys everywhere, a template for what the path to real manhood looks like: It's all about men showing sensitivity, care, and awareness when it comes to the traumatic experiences women face.
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" On Friday in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Fiona Danaher, a pediatrician at MassGeneral Hospital for Children in Boston, warned that traumatic experiences like those experienced by migrants could lead to "changes in physiology that promote physical and mental illness throughout the life course.
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The research also noted that after experiencing trauma like combat or sexual abuse, many veterans took their masculine traits to an even greater extreme, presumably in an effort to counter the very non-traditionally masculine feelings of powerlessness and hopelessness that traumatic experiences can bring on.
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" While visiting Waves for Change, the Duke added that the community locals who had suffered traumatic experiences and were now working with the organization are not only sharing their experiences but are helping to provide opportunities for the "younger generation" with "no role models at all.
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" The lawsuit also says Doe has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder in connection with Epstein's sexual abuse and that she "struggles to be physically and emotionally intimate with her husband because of the negative associations she now has with intimacy based on her traumatic experiences with Epstein.
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The idea is not that MDMA treats the blowback from things like sexual assault, war, or other traumatic experiences on its own, but that it assists and accelerates the progression of normal therapy by helping patients feel safe when discussing traumatic topics that would otherwise take much longer to delve into.
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But for undocumented people who have been victims of violent sex crimes, these extremely traumatic experiences can become inextricably tied to their futures by way of America's U Visa application process—one survivors call a mess that often requires them to dig up old wounds at the behest of government scrutiny.
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An interview project carried out by Chinese researchers in collaboration with German psychotherapists in the early 2000s showed that people with Cultural Revolution-related trauma exhibited symptoms typical of post-traumatic stress disorder: Many reported intense anxiety, depression and frequent flashbacks of traumatic experiences; some showed emotional numbness and avoidance behaviors.
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Hideshi Takesada, a specialist on defense issues at the Institute of World Studies at Takushoku University in Tokyo, said that if South Korea acquired nuclear weapons, Japan might rethink its longstanding aversion to them — despite its traumatic experiences at the end of World War II, when American atomic bombs devastated the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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"Lord of the Rings" grew out of J.R.R. Tolkien's traumatic experiences as a soldier in World War I. It achieved widespread popularity in the United States during the 1960s and '70s, when hippies joked about electing the wise wizard Gandalf as president and wore "Frodo Lives!" buttons, an emblem of their solidarity with the idyllic, communal life of the Shire.
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Two decades ago, researchers from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention concluded that the greater number and severity of traumatic experiences a person suffers throughout his or her childhood, the more likely he or she is also at risk for developing several of the leading causes of death in adults such as heart disease, cancer, and chronic lung disease.
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Behind the criminal immigration law: eugenics and white supremacy Video: the voices missing from the immigration debate DHS Chief is confronted with ProPublica tape of wailing children separated from parents Emotional distress and mental health issues are prevalent among these children, sometimes a result of traumatic experiences in their home countries, at other times triggered by being separated from parents at the border, or by fear that they will never be released from ORR facilities.
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Prosecutors allege that Sommer's requests for patients to have sex with him were part of his "exposure therapy" — which he said was intended to have the women re-live their traumatic experiences and create new ones that were "positive and loving" — but instead left them "even more traumatized," according to AP. In court on Monday, an investigator testified that one of Sommer's suspected victims — an officer who was seeking treatment in 2014 after being attacked and raped while deployed in Afghanistan in 2002 — recalled that he had moved their sessions to his home, according to the Daily Republic.
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