Sentence examples for expressing trauma from inspiring English sources

In this system, there can be little doubt that we are sending many qualifying refugee mothers and children who have survived domestic and sexual violence back to face persecution, either because of the difficulty of expressing trauma to so many government agents or the impact of the conditions of detention.

I think people have long known how therapeutic it is to express trauma rather than to keep it buried.

Maybe you need to become desensitized in order to cope with the expressed trauma, in order to do your job effectively.

However, no respondents expressed trauma regarding the transfer itself, with none selecting the option 'very bad' for the experience of transfer and no comments suggestive of distress and 42 % rating the experience 'good' or 'very good'.

Youth need more support than adults because they are less skilled at expressing their trauma-related concerns and have fewer informal and formal sources of support and psychological coping (Kliewer et al. 1998).

Not far from the morgue where families have been identifying their dead, a group of children are playing in a tent set up by Save the Children, using drawing as a way to express the trauma they have experienced.

"Books are much more than just an education instrument…they could bring the children to express the trauma and to overcome this kind of very hard situation to deal with," he said.

UNICEF has set up a play corner at the shelters where Juanita and Angel and other children can use toys and drawing materials to help express the trauma they have experienced.

So, if an alleged victim has a criminal record, or has attacked the suspect or damaged his property, that is excused as "externally expressing their internal trauma".

Women may be using regular expressing to manage nipple trauma or an over-supply of milk.

The learning may be about valuing yourself, unwinding old traumas, or expressing emotions healthfully.