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- noun A
relapse into a state oftrauma , triggered by some subsequent event.
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Examples
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The situation is made worse for some people because it represents a "retraumatization," a feeling of repetition of a childhood history of trauma, which leaves them more vulnerable.
Helen Davey: September 11 and the Effects of Trauma Helen Davey 2010
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The situation is made worse for some people because it represents a "retraumatization," a feeling of repetition of a childhood history of trauma, which leaves them more vulnerable.
Helen Davey: September 11 and the Effects of Trauma Helen Davey 2010
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The situation is made worse for some people because it represents a "retraumatization," a feeling of repetition of a childhood history of trauma, which leaves them more vulnerable.
Helen Davey: September 11 and the Effects of Trauma Helen Davey 2010
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The situation is made worse for some people because it represents a "retraumatization," a feeling of repetition of a childhood history of trauma, which leaves them more vulnerable.
Helen Davey: September 11 and the Effects of Trauma Helen Davey 2010
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A traumatizing event like 9/11 is made worse for some people because it represents a retraumatization, a repetition of a childhood history of loss or pain that leaves them more vulnerable.
Helen Davey: Terrorism and Me Helen Davey 2011
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Working with trauma for me consists of three vitally important issues: retraumatization, the shattering of the "absolutisms of everyday life" and the need for a relational home in which to share our feelings of loss and grief see my earlier blog, "Counting My People" .
Helen Davey: Terrorism and Me Helen Davey 2011
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Working with trauma for me consists of three vitally important issues: retraumatization, the shattering of the "absolutisms of everyday life" and the need for a relational home in which to share our feelings of loss and grief see my earlier blog, "Counting My People" .
Helen Davey: Terrorism and Me Helen Davey 2011
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Working with trauma for me consists of three vitally important issues: retraumatization, the shattering of the "absolutisms of everyday life" and the need for a relational home in which to share our feelings of loss and grief see my earlier blog, "Counting My People" .
Helen Davey: Terrorism and Me Helen Davey 2011
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Working with trauma for me consists of three vitally important issues: retraumatization, the shattering of the "absolutisms of everyday life" and the need for a relational home in which to share our feelings of loss and grief see my earlier blog, "Counting My People" .
Helen Davey: Terrorism and Me Helen Davey 2011
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Working with trauma for me consists of three vitally important issues: retraumatization, the shattering of the "absolutisms of everyday life" and the need for a relational home in which to share our feelings of loss and grief see my earlier blog, "Counting My People" .
Helen Davey: Terrorism and Me Helen Davey 2011
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