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Also, one of the principles of creativity is to have a little childhood trauma.
We were not yet talking about the effect of trauma and war on the human psyche.
And we keep focusing on trauma, PTSD.
But for a lot of these people, maybe it's not trauma.
Maybe even just calling it that for some of these people would allow them to stop imagining trying to imagine a trauma that didn't really happen in order to explain a feeling that really is happening.
We know that if you take a lab rat and traumatize it and put it in a cage by itself, you can maintain its trauma symptoms almost indefinitely.
I saw the young boy who had to endure physical and emotional trauma.
Survivors of bomb trauma like Mohammed have to deal with so many details that never occur to us.
As a tribute to her trauma, she commissioned Montreal-based architect Federico Carbajal to construct a wire sculpture of her damaged lower leg.
Working-class kids are much more likely to face what's called adverse childhood experiences, which is just a fancy word for childhood trauma: getting hit or yelled at, put down by a parent repeatedly, watching someone hit or beat your parent, watching someone do drugs or abuse alcohol.
These are all instances of childhood trauma, and they're pretty commonplace in my family.
But what ended up happening is that they exposed their kids to a lot of the childhood trauma that had gone back many generations.
And we think of these things as especially rare, but a study by the Wisconsin Children's Trust Fund found that 40 percent of low-income kids face multiple instances of childhood trauma, compared to only 29 percent for upper-income kids.
If you're a low-income kid, almost half of you face multiple instances of childhood trauma.
This trauma, this chaos in the home, is our culture's very worst gift to our children, and it's a gift that keeps on giving.
So you combine all that, the hopelessness, the despair, the cynicism about the future, the childhood trauma, the low social capital, and you begin to understand why me, at the age of 14, was ready to become just another statistic, another kid who failed to beat the odds.
Seeking a graduate degree in art therapy, I naturally gravitated towards the study of trauma.
Due to advances in technology and neuroimaging, we now know there's an actual shutdown in the Broca's, or the speech-language area of the brain, after an individual experiences trauma.
Art-making accesses the same sensory areas of the brain that encode trauma.
And when service members create these masks, it allows them to come to grips, literally, with their trauma.
And it's amazing how often that enables them to break through the trauma and start to heal.
Hasn't helped the idiotic reporting standards yet ... I actually pay someone to scrub my social media feeds, attempting to spare my brain the daily iterations of the trauma of hate speech.
My definition of my actions completely refuted any recognition of the immense trauma I caused Thordis.
Thirteen innocent people were killed, leaving their loved ones in a state of grief and trauma.
What Dylan did that day broke my heart, and as trauma so often does, it took a toll on my body and on my mind.
Thousands of these new arrivals have experienced incredible trauma.
In this brain region, factors as varied as genetics and social trauma may create abnormalities and trigger the symptoms of bipolar disorder.
But researchers have found that when people better understand the possible outcomes of an illness, they have less anxiety, greater ability to plan and less trauma for their families.
This is the realm of neural plasticity, the fact that your brain can change in response to experience, and if your previous months have been filled with stress and trauma, your amygdala will have enlarged.
It's a skill that I call visual intelligence, and I use works of art to teach everybody, from everyday people to those for whom looking is the job, like Navy SEALs and homicide detectives and trauma nurses.
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