'reduce trauma' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you would like to discuss decreasing or alleviating the effects of physical or emotional trauma in a person. For example, "The counselor worked with the client to reduce trauma symptoms that resulted from the car accident."
Opus Medical's technology may reduce trauma and make repairs of the rotator cuff, the muscle and tendons surrounding the shoulder, faster and easier than traditional surgery, ArthroCare said.
Likewise, architectural designs that minimize noise and crowding, enhance patients' coping and sense of control, and offer calming distractions can reduce trauma.
In these cases, one session has been sufficient to reduce trauma symptoms from the severe range to low (subclinical) levels of distress.
"By training thousands of railway staff to identify and help vulnerable people, Samaritans have helped us to save lives, reduce trauma to our people and keep the railway running for the millions that depend on it.
And along the way there were unexpected visitors: a crew from the television show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" arrived to rebuild an entire street of houses; Acupuncturists Without Borders came to promote the benefits of sticking needles in ears to reduce trauma; and an elephant, guided by circus employees, appeared to help clear the debris.
Use of this propulsion style may reduce trauma to the upper extremities.
Trauma is a major public health problem and organized systems of trauma care have been shown to substantially reduce trauma-related mortality.
Furthermore, TF-CBT was found to reduce trauma-related avoidance behavior in children exposed to IPV [ 9].
For clinicians treating traumatized youth suffering from PTSD, the results of the study may support the importance of working individually with children to reduce trauma-related symptoms.
The procedure reduces trauma to the body but is challenging to perform.
This model reduces trauma for the child and creates a stronger case if it goes into the criminal court system.
