Sentence examples for extended trauma from inspiring English sources

She had lost her mother to cancer, flunked college one paper short of a degree, been divorced from a husband she still loved, and generally thrashed about in the shockwaves of this extended trauma.

Individual sessions may have an advantage over group sessions in that the therapist is in a better position to motivate a patient for treatment, to offer extended trauma processing, and to offer a more in depth attachment.

And after the extended trauma of Teddy's war, it's no surprise that everything else in his long life feels like a postscript.

Similarly grotesque images proliferate over the next 600 pages as Yu describes, first, the extended trauma of the Cultural Revolution, during which Li and his stepbrother Song Gang witness Red Guards torturing Song Gang's father to death, and then the moral wasteland of capitalist China, in which Song Gang is forced to surgically enlarge one of his breasts in order to sell breast-enlargement gels.

Chronic wounds are common in patients with vascular insufficiencies and underlying chronic conditions such as diabetes mellitus, as well as patients suffering from acute, extended trauma [ 1].

In solid tumors, clinicians are understandably reluctant to initiate further invasive procedures to biopsy a neoplasm after the extended trauma of cancer therapy has failed.

One idea that has emerged is extending trauma work beyond the medical field to engage youth and a wide variety of social service organizations in figuring out how to better identify and treat chronic exposure to trauma.

We hypothesized that EGS outcomes in TCs would be similar to outcomes in non-trauma centers (NTC); failure to support our hypothesis suggests that the effects of trauma performance improvement have extended beyond trauma patients.

The current study extended the trauma film paradigm by developing an overtly 'positive' film, drawing on themes associated with mania.

R v Burstow extended "bodily harm" to include psychological trauma if it formed a recognised serious mental condition.

The skull and soft tissue trauma extended down into the remnants of his face.