Sentence examples for ongoing trauma from inspiring English sources

But pupils and parents complain of ongoing trauma for which many are still receiving psychological help.

Building resilience and dismantling fear: E.M.D.R. group protocol with children in an area of ongoing trauma.

It extends discomfortingly into the 20th century, and resonates today as an element of ongoing trauma in Aboriginal communities.

Roach says there is a difficult interplay between the ongoing trauma of colonisation and over-representation of Aboriginal Australians in crime and domestic violence.

The director of royal biopic Diana has revealed his "devastation" after the film picked up derisive reviews, but blamed Britain's ongoing "trauma" with the late princess of Wales' death for the poor reaction to his film.

The ongoing trauma from the frontier (effectively yesterday in the 60,000-year-old story of the first peoples, kept alive in oral history, visual art and songlines) resounds little less today than it did in the 19th century.

It is clear that ongoing unhealed trauma begets more violence.

He does not connect the violence within our communities to the ongoing, intergenerational trauma, even though it exists and is felt keenly across this country.

"Our team was able to interview and document the stories of tens of victims, observe their wounds, scars from dog bites and batons, tears, and ongoing psychological trauma," said the memo by Mr. Fayia, a deputy minister of the ministry that oversees mining in Liberia.

For example, the sternal and clavicular sites present problems when airway procedures and cervical immobilization are ongoing in trauma resuscitation.

Liberty said the bus incident has caused the young girl deep and ongoing mental trauma.