They speak of experience, life, trauma, love, and echo how Anna Quindlen captured the power of the reading experience, "In books, I have traveled, not only to other worlds, but into my own.
As she untangles the five strands of the family drama, Ng also examines the psychological consequences of living a life filled with quotidian racism, another trauma that has echoed through the Lees' lives.
Netanyahu is a genius in the way he knows how to stir together the dangers that Israel faces – and we do have dangers – but he knows how to stir them with the echoes of past trauma.
Future service design must address these challenges in care delivery, incorporating a better understanding of and response to the ways the system can echo women's experiences of trauma and their negative attachment histories.
Josiah and other relatives of people killed by police echoed those sentiments, highlighting shared trauma despite polarized positions.
Other American Indian community study participants echoed these sentiments, suggesting that trauma was a form of violence that destroyed traditional customs and foods, the environment, and the structure of the family.
This point of view echoes a very popular belief that to grow from trauma or pain, we need to work through our emotions by re-living them.
The emotional trauma of the experience, the parental equivalent of coming through the wars, can echo for years.
Expressive arts such as journaling, poetry and dance echo our species' use of art to re-author and transform trauma.
Their message is echoed by tweets from physicians on the front lines of emergency and trauma medicine, who have shared commentary and photos of their blood-stained workplaces with the hashtag #ThisIsOurLane.
Her concerns were echoed by William Pollack, a best-selling professor of psychiatry at Harvard who warned of trauma to boys forced to hide their tender feelings by the stoic "Boy Code" and its "cult of competition".
