Sentences with phrase «traumatic events often»

Tuning in and being responsive to children Children who have experienced traumatic events often need help to tune into the way they are feeling.

Traumatic events often impact the way a child's brain and nervous system work.

Not exact matches

The truth is, we often lock ourselves in our own little self - destructive cages, and it takes an emotionally charged, painful, and traumatic event to break us out.

More often than not, hacks are more of an inconvenience for the victims than a traumatic life event.

Risk for certain traumatic events, including strokes and aneurysms, often also increases with age.

PPTSD is often caused by a traumatic or frightening childbirth or past trauma, and symptoms may include flashbacks of the trauma with feelings of anxiety and the need to avoid things related to that event.

Anyone who has been through a traumatic event will recognize this scenario immediately — the sudden physical response of fear and its often debilitating persistence in memory.

Research has shown that experiencing traumatic events such as abuse often leads to a significant long - term burden, adversely affecting one's health, quality of life and economic productivity in adulthood.

Research has also found that low cortisol is more often associated with the PTSD symptoms of avoidance, withdrawal, and isolation, while high cortisol is associated with hyper arousal and re-experiencing traumatic events.

Often this can be exposure to toxins or physical trauma or a traumatic event that's a major stressor on the body.

A deeply personal perspective on events, 5 Broken Cameras is often traumatic, yet essential viewing.

At times a richly observed portrait of coming to terms with the traumatic events of the past when we're finally forced to, more often than not, the film's awkward tonal shifts lends the film a generally unpleasant ambience.

Student misconduct in the school and classroom is often related to stressful or traumatic events students experience in the surrounding neighborhood, in the community, or in the student's home.

While PTSD is most often associated with veterans, it can be triggered by any traumatic event, and non-military PTSD is also common.

At times robotic and at others animistic, their bodily contortions — often coupled with zombie - like disaffected stares or, conversely, malicious unblinking glares — are those of a community still reeling from a traumatic event.

Though the artist's works often exude a sense of whimsy and playfulness, they also allude to tragic and traumatic events that have shaped the social and political climate of present - day Guatemala.

He has become celebrated, according to Tate, «for paintings that often depict specific interiors associated with a traumatic event that achieved cult status», such as evoking the Charles Manson - inspired murders in Sharon Tate's House (1989).

Traumatic brain injuries in minors are often caused by pedestrian, car, and bicycle accidents as well as sporting events.

The first is the inherent flaws in human memory — our memories are not what we think they are, and they fail us far more often than we know, particularly when we attempt to recall traumatic events like violent crimes.

At the Greater Boston Law Firm of Altman & Altman, LLP, we understand that a dog bite can be both a physically and an emotionally traumatic event, often resulting in serious injuries, scarring, disfigurement, nerve damage, or death.

Often, doctors struggle in diagnosing carbon monoxide poisoning, as they are trying to identify a cause of brain damage in patients who have not fallen, been in a car accident, or experienced any other traumatic event.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental condition that is most often associated with military members who were involved in traumatic events during active duty.

is a mental condition that is most often associated with military members who were involved in traumatic events during active duty.

The cases we handle often involve traumatic, life - altering events like the death of a loved one, and we have worked tirelessly to ensure that our clients receive the compensation they need to have a financially stable future.

However, it can be damaged when a vertebrae breaks and injures the cord, often through a traumatic event such as a car accident, a fall or a sports accident.

In addition to sports such as rodeo events or football games, traumatic brain injuries are often caused by bicycle, motorcycle, pedestrian, or car accidents.

With the more event - based, traumatic injuries such as amputations and crush injuries, the cause is often related to poor employee training, lack of safety gear, and failure to implement proper lockout / tagout procedures, which protect against unexpected start ups while workers are performing maintenance on a machine.

People with post-traumatic stress disorder often experience feelings of panic or extreme fear, which may resemble what was felt during the traumatic event...

If the traumatic event happened in your area — for example, a flood or a bushfire — child care centres, schools and local councils often offer extra support.

When the distressing or traumatic event is an isolated incident, the symptoms can often be cleared with one to three EMDR sessions.

«Often the issues that bring a person to my practice are depression, anxiety, or traumatic events.

Anxiety and depression are often common responses to loss, grief, or the challenging and traumatic events that happen in our lives.»

Mental health problems often co-occur with substance abuse and exposure to traumatic events like domestic violence.

Developmental trauma is often accompanied by repeated traumatic events and chronic trauma.

For one thing, the painful and often traumatic relational fallout due to an addiction is compounded by the greater likelihood of divorce, which is itself ranked as the second most stressful life event anyone can experience.

Often young children tend to express themselves through play and behaviour (e.g., clinging to parents, sleeping difficulties, acting out or withdrawing, re-enacting aspects of the traumatic event).

A divorce is a traumatic event in a person's life and it takes time and often outside help to heal.

The term complex trauma describes both children's exposure to multiple traumatic events, often of an invasive, interpersonal nature, and the wide - ranging, long - term impact of this exposure.

Children often feel anxious about their world after traumatic events.

Often children who are prone to anxious feelings or those with their own trauma history can be triggered by another traumatic event, even if it did not directly happen to them.

Trauma may occur when a child feels intensely threatened by an event in which he or she is involved or witnesses, and it is often followed by serious injury or harm (National Child Traumatic Stress Network, 2005).

Traumatic events or a life time of upsetting events are often the root cause of addiction.

We often have no adequate explanations about traumatic events.

Becoming homeless is itself an additional traumatic event, and the experience of being homeless brings yet more traumas: multiple moves, loss of family and belongings, frequent illness, lack of basic needs such as food and clothing, and often exposure to violence or threats of violence.

Many young people are exposed to violence and traumatic events in their childhoods, but they're often not equipped to process these experiences.

Often a one - time bad act or traumatic event results in a phone call to a divorce mediator, but it doesn't necessarily lead to divorce.

Can you explain please more on the paragraph that says «Often what makes trauma traumatic is not the objective facts, but the meaning we ascribe to those events.»

Complex trauma describes both children's exposure to multiple traumatic events — often of an invasive, interpersonal nature — and the wide - ranging, long - term effects of this exposure.

Recovering from a traumatic event takes time, ample support and often professional treatment from a psychologist or therapist specifically trained to work with healing trauma.

In the aftermath of traumatic events, often the major way that individuals cope is to use some form of spirituality.