A young woman starving herself to fill society's expectations of her is very different than me experiencing the dissolution of my marriage as trauma.
Malik has visions which are partly, but apparently only partly, explicable as trauma.
In "Childhood Again," it's the Freudian line on childhood -- childhood as trauma" -- that comes under attack.
At least one commentator referred to therapists' response as "trauma tourism".
How do factors such as trauma and anxiety actually affect those who lived or currently live in the region?
Some researchers view the disorder as an aberrant and nonspecific response to various stressors such as trauma or infection.
Mr Clifford said his client was totally innocent and was in Britain receiving medical treatment as well as trauma counselling.
Lupus is not contagious and can be triggered by a number of variables, such as trauma or pregnancy.
We now understand that everyone has their limit in terms of stress, but the boundaries of what we accept as trauma are still disputed.
Although far fewer British soldiers were shot for "cowardice" than is assumed, it is true that they were occasionally executed for what we would now see as trauma.
The project will allow the hospital to segregate its emergency room patients in separate units such as trauma, communicable disease and psychiatric, Mr. Ockers said.
