By reviewing the traumatic event in the park, the woman may be able to become desensitized and recognize that the trauma stems from an event, not from parks.
The most well-known of these cases stems from an event in Denver, where three people were prevented from attending an event because of the bumperstickers they had on their car.
That is what Scott Braun, the manager of the 16-year-old singer Justin Bieber, below, discovered on Wednesday when he was arrested on charges stemming from a November event at which Mr. Bieber's fans stampeded during his appearance at a mall in Garden City, N.Y., The Associated Press reported.
Trauma stemming from a horrific event like a mass shooting can linger long after the incident.
Do we need to go back in and readdress it or come back this afternoon and go over more detail or assess their understanding?." Team-based reflection often followed changes or reaffirmation of the teams' clinical reasoning and care delivery or discomfort, frustration, or emotions stemming from a bedside event.
The principle of parsimony suggests that neuropathological findings in autism are best seen as a pattern of morphologies stemming from a single original event: the heterochronic divisions of periventricular germinal cells.
The spectacle at the gleaming, Bible-themed park on Vineland Road stemmed from an annual event known as "free day".
Unlike formally recognized PTSD diagnoses, C-PTSD doesn't stem from a singular event, but is instead the result of sustained abuse and powerlessness, from which the victim has little hope of escape.
(This made-for-the-movies moment actually stems from a real event, when Facebook made a pitch to Sequoia Capital).
This change also stemmed from a prominent event of the 2008 09 season, when an apparent fumble by Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler that was recovered by the San Diego Chargers was instead ruled an incomplete pass.
The new album by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds stems from a tragic event the Australian singer-songwriter will likely never stop experiencing.
