Sentence examples for become traumatised from inspiring English sources

He does not even attempt to broach the issue that we are locking up traumatised children, who go on to become traumatised adults and release this trauma through anger perpetrated against the very people they are supposed to honour and protect.

The team has even had to provide therapy to key-workers who have themselves become traumatised by their work.

Professor Neil Greenberg from the Royal College of Psychiatrists told the BBC that people taking on jobs as moderators can become traumatised by what they see and can, in some cases, develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

They felt that it was too introspective and did not adequately support vulnerable people who may have become traumatised by a distressing topic.

"Last time, the cat walked in and became traumatised".

When things do go wrong, the social worker feels a sense of responsibility and becomes traumatised.

In these situations, I became traumatised by my lack of training and reflected on how the emphasis on the participants came at the expense of the researcher in my care.

Forced evacuation and displacement were frequently mentioned, and from the key informant interviews we learned that most people became traumatised after their return to Kosovo because they found their houses and property completely or partially destroyed.

In real life, you grow skeletally thin, and become deeply traumatised by the solitude, unable to communicate properly for months afterwards and in dire need of therapy.

Then, while studying at the University of Toronto in 1989, she became understandably traumatised by the slaughter of some female engineering students in a tragedy, (also known as the Montreal Massacre) in which a 25-year-old student ran amok, shouting that he was "fighting feminism".

"The impact can be that the individual becomes disillusioned or traumatised, it can impact on health or on relationships with partners and colleagues," Moutou says.