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    Cultural Black Trauma

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    and protests often acting as physical spaces of cultural Black trauma and collective memory. Cultural Black trauma relies on the historical violence that has affected Black people in the United States‚ and how it impacts Black people when this violence is continuously acted upon. Cultural Black trauma acts as a site of mourning and healing for Black individuals. Though there are not many anthropological

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    Family Trauma Assessment

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    Assessments Jennifer was administered assessments to understand the areas in which her reported trauma and previous diagnoses may be affecting her life. The assessments have aided in the clinician’s background knowledge to assist in the client’s therapeutic growth. Jennifer has completed a genogram‚ a timeline activity‚ and the PTSD Check List for the DSM-5. All of the instructions for these assessments‚ formal and informal‚ were explained to the client as well as the reasons for administering them

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    Trauma Response Paper

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    in Trauma.” This article focuses on how to relax a child’s mind who have experience trauma. The author thesis is to provide guidance to a teacher who has a student that has trauma and make them feel a part of the class. The author then discusses the seven ways that teachers can calm the students to get them through a day of learning. Dr. Desautels starts the article with a story of a young boy about how he developed his trauma. Each child experiences different events to develop their trauma‚ but

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    How To Be A Trauma Surgeon

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    to be trauma surgeon‚ you have to be a fast-paced worker. Someone who can take on a lot of stress. A trauma surgeon is important because they help save millions of lives every day. Myself‚ as a 10th grade student‚ works and focuses best in chaotic environments. I’ve always been interested in the medical field and wanted to help people in some way. I watch the show "Greys Anatomy" and it has really inspired me to follow my plans to become a trauma surgeon. The history for being a trauma surgeon

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    evidence-based modalities in order to trigger the various distresses that clients are coming into treatment with. These modules are trauma-specific approaches which will help therapists and clients get to the core of ongoing pre or post traumatic occurrences in order to generate cognitive and emotional equilibrium in clients’ lives. For example‚ Addictions and Trauma Recovery‚ Integrated Model (ATRIUM) aimed is to assist therapists with explaining to clients the important of providing adequate information

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    Mental Trauma In Macbeth

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    Shakespeare explores the mental states of both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth as they commit multiple heinous crimes and emphasizes how each action affects them differently. As the play progresses‚ both characters begin to show signs of extreme mental trauma‚ but one character suffers much more than the other. Lady Macbeth makes major personal sacrifices‚ yet gets nothing in return‚ she must take responsibility for not only her own actions‚ but for those of Macbeth as well‚ and she is riddled with a strong

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    Trauma In Law Enforcement

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    critical incidents and other stresses experienced by law enforcement personnel. Many of these challenges affect all personnel who work in public safety and the helping professions‚ including police officers‚ firefighters‚ paramedics‚ dispatchers‚ trauma doctors‚ emergency room nurses‚ and psychotherapists (Miller‚ 1995‚ 1997‚ 1998a‚ 1998b‚ 1999‚ in press); however‚ the focus here will be on the stressors most relevant to police officers‚ criminal investigators‚ and other law enforcement personnel

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    Trauma is an experience that someone has that threatens that has threatened their well-being; these types of threatening experiences can create an immeasurable amount of stress and fear (Carrion & Wong‚ 2012). When a traumatic event or circumstance occur there are several areas within development that can be impacted (Carrion & Wong‚ 2012). Neural development is affect by trauma because as a result of continuous recurrent stress (Carrion & Wong‚ 2012). Researchers suggest that traumatic events can

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    Trauma Nurse Essay

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    Trauma is a fact of life. It does not‚ however‚ have to be a life sentence” (“Peter A. Levine”). This quote shows trauma nurses are here to help patients in need. The jobs of a trauma nurse is to assess patients’ conditions‚ record medical history‚ operate and monitor medical equipment‚ and so much more. ER nurses also provide advice and emotional support to patients and their family member. Pursuing a career as an Emergency Room nurse is a solid career choice for one who wants a daily tasks filled

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    How to Overcome Childhood Traumas “Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional‚” is a Buddhist proverb. Everyone has had pain in their childhood. The pain can be as diminutive as finding out that Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy are a sham‚ or it can be as immense as being abandoned and abused by someone. Trauma can leave mental‚ physical‚ and emotional scars that last a life time. As you transition from childhood to adulthood‚ letting your past skeletons haunt you will hold back and keep you in self

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