How to pronounce“traum”in English

Trauma can be a big event, what we would call, like, a big-T Trauma.

traumatized because they're younger.

Trauma-vation is usually a result of someone's specific lack of need or poor experience.

trauma has in a new light.

trauma care that saves lives.

traumatic experiences, and then a stressful life-- not enough sleep and exercise, poor social connectivity, and ultimately a loss of self-worth--

traumatic scientific discoveries, which suggested that we weren't at the center of the universe and that God was so infinite, it didn't matter how we behaved.

Trauma is supposed to lead to suicide.

Traumatize a rat and put it in a cage by itself, the rat doesn't do very well.

traumatized, but I disassociated myself.

trauma, in terms of getting their life back on track?

trauma to the ear if indeed the animal in responding um goes through these

traumas, those emotion deprivations that made me susceptible to peer pressure, made me more susceptible to do things that are outside my nature.

Trauma-- trauma. General and podiatry.

trauma specialist named Peter LaVine sensation image Behavior aect meaning so

Trauma, in many cases, feels the same.

Trauma can cut people down.

traumatic memories and they bank very many of them and very powerful ones

traumatic memories that disregulate the energetic functioning of the limbic system

traumatic brain injury or have or know someone in their family and a lot of Vietnam Vets interestingly enough along with families who have know somebody

traumatic experiences or they feel really stuck because of things that have happened to them in the past. So what's the best way to get unstuck and what's the best way to move forward following

trauma exposure? So those are the things that my colleagues and I are studying. Why I've dedicated my career to studying the effects of trauma is because trauma exposure seems to be everywhere

trauma. But when you look at the statistics, you see that compared to the prevalence of trauma, which is quite high, the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder is quite

trauma is something that is survivable and that we have tools to help people who have been exposed to trauma recalibrate and really work with what has happened so that they don't remain permanently

trauma with PTSD. That's very important. It means that it's not just the exposure alone that put us here. The kind of the beauty of the psychedelic assisted psychotherapy experience is that it keeps

trauma and PTSD are things that the mental health community has made great advances in. And psychedelic medicine in particular really offers a lot of hope for people who

Trauma is actually unlike what we first thought, extremely common.

Trauma makes you think that it's still happening right now.

Trauma is carried in the sensations in your body and heartbreak and gut wrench and that you have been able to see in the brain

Traumatized people, they're living by their emotions and their sensations, but the rational brain does not modify it.

- Trauma is so ubiquitous that if you think you have never seen it, you have not looked.

Trauma is actually - unlike what we first thought - extremely common.

- Trauma exposure seems to be everywhere.

traumatic events have a bigger power to transform us.

Traumatic experiences are here to stay, and we shouldn't view them as a prison.

Trauma: it's an experience that is constructed like any other experience is constructed- that doesn't trivialize it.

trauma, marking your body, and you feeling the consequences of the trauma in your body- and then treatments are designed to remove those marks

Traumatized people have a tremendous problem experiencing pleasure and joy.

trauma or tragedy, it’s something we all have to deal with at some point.

trauma Psychiatry has always had a complex relationship to trauma it start

Trauma is something that’s unexpected, out of our control, and is outside of our ability to prevent it. And so that really by definition is a loss. You can have the loss of life;

traumatic brain injury that happens either in utero during the birthing process or within the first couple of months of life so a 26-year-old can't

traumatized, I don't think. He's very healthy, resilient guy. But if his war was difficult, it was so for many, and I don't think

Trauma to that person and the family I wouldn't think anybody would voluntarily

traumatic event that changed the trajectory of your lives and therefore

trauma of this particular event or imagine that you're heroin addict and

traumatic and did they have to be that way way and it didn't matter what the experience was or what the topic was what they realized is that they needed

traumatic obviously the person is going to be in a coma to begin with go for about a month he recovers now people he's able to walk he's able to talk so

Traumatic stress is absolutely normal.