Trauma and Attachment
Trauma, attachment style, and somatization: a study of women with dyspareunia and women survivors of sexual abuse
... that attachment styles and somatization may be associated with past trauma, which in turn may be linked with present-day pain during intercourse, may widen the scope of understanding regarding the under- ...
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The transmission of trauma in refugee families: associations between intra-family trauma communication style, children’s attachment security and psychosocial adjustment
... parental trauma history and subsequent PTSD symptoms can influence children negatively and may lead to their development of psychological ...in attachment representations (Almqvist & Broberg, 2003), ...
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Social anxiety in first episode psychosis: the role of childhood trauma and adult attachment
... We provide here an alternative explanation for the interplay between childhood adversity, adult attachment and affect dysregulation in psychosis. It is known that social anxiety is associated with significant ...
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Collective and Personal Annihilation Anxiety: Measuring Annihilation Anxiety AA
... negative appraisal has more predictive power in this adult population. AA in its turn predicted poor physical and mental health in this population. Further, AA was found to have sig- nificant indirect effects on ...
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Is Complicated Birth One of the Early Childhood Traumas? A Framework for Birthing Trauma, Its Impacts, and Proliferation
... experience of extreme pain and the direct existential threat that has associative conditioning and memory traces and dynamics and can be recorded or registered as rudimentary implicit memories (e.g., Li, Callaghan, & ...
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Heroin Addiction and Longing to Belong
... Review of the literature 31 4.1 Quantitative approaches based on retrospective attachment measures 32 4.2 Approaches based on the prevalence of trauma or abuse as antecedents 34 to heroi[r] ...
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Beyond the frontiers of the dissociation
... First vignette • Julianna was thought as a dissociative identity disorder with PTSD symptoms • She had a long history of trauma with attachment disorder and possible changes in her neuro[r] ...
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The Link between Types of Attachment and Childhood Trauma
... unresolved trauma and higher and more distorted attachment categories mentioned in the dynamic natural model of attachment, where the level of complexity increases when one moves towards the lower ...
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Carotid artery dissection and motor vehicle trauma: patient demographics, associated injuries and impact of treatment on cost and length of stay
... 38.02, 38.l2, 38.32, 38.42, 38.62, 38.82), carotid stenting (00.63), or non-operative treatment (all the other). These patients were then analyzed for hospital complications (Attachment 2), hospital mortality, ...
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What are effective strategies for implementing trauma-informed care in youth inpatient psychiatric and residential treatment settings? A realist systematic review
... included: Attachment, Self‑Regulation, and Competency Framework; Six Core Strate‑ gies; Collaborative Problem Solving; Sanctuary Model; Risking Connection; and the Fairy Tale ...
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Breaking Evangelical: an Attachment-Focused Framework for Healing Spiritual Trauma
... of trauma, and especially healing injuries to one’s God attachment, I propose that a good starting point is to rediscover God—to open oneself to Jesus from the very point she is here and ...an ...
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Locus of control in maltreated children: the impact of attachment and cumulative trauma
... tween attachment and cumulative trauma, due to expos- ure to abuse for a long period of time, showing the emergence of the attributional ...CG attachment was the predictor for the locus of control in ...
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Children in foster care : the effect of age and multiple placement disruption on psychopathology
... Given that both internalising and externalising symptoms are associated with the foster care system, and that attachment trauma plays a role in the negative mental wellbeing of children,[r] ...
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Clinical Issues in Trauma-Informed Care
... Linda served as an Army nurse in an evacuation hospital in Vietnam. She reported her postdeploy ment adjustment as difficult and isolating but denied any significant symptoms of traumatic stress throughout her life. ...
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Psychosocial Determinants of the Acts and Functions of Nonsuicidal Self-Injury
... parent attachment patterns and ...insecure attachment to fathers and DSH in females, but not in ...parental attachment on self-injury was not equal, with paternal attachment showing greater ...
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Disentangling the Influence of Community and Place Attachment on Resident Attitudes toward Tourism Development.
... Harrill and Potts (2003) and Vesey and Demarche (2000) used a modified version of Lankford‘s 1994 TIAS to measure resident attitude while including their own questions, drawn from literature, to measure ...
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Developing a Trauma-Informed Juvenile Justice Program with Behavioral Health Conditions
... exacerbate trauma reactions. An effective trauma-informed care organization will strive to prevent re-traumatizing its clients and ...on trauma as it meets its community safety ...of trauma ...
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Sleep, stress and trauma
... of inescapable experimental stress were associated with subsequent REM sleep fragmentation; furthermore, con- ditioned reminders have been shown to produce simi- lar stress-induced alterations in sleep architecture that ...
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Creating a Trauma-Informed Workforce
... for trauma- informed ...increase trauma- related behaviors and symptoms that can be difficult for prison staff to ...if trauma-informed principles are introduced, all staff can play a major role in ...
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Evaluation and Management of Neck Trauma
... treatment is crucial. Initial examination should include a thorough neurologic examination, auscultation for bruit, and palpation of the carotid and superficial temporal pulses. Upper extremity pulses and blood pressure ...
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