(Mis)understanding trauma-informed approaches in mental health

2018-09-03articleJournal of Mental Health175 citationsbronze

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Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research Psychiatric care and mental health services Child Abuse and Trauma

Abstract

The Journal of Mental Health has a history of publishing articles that explore the ways traumatic experiences lead to mental distress, and the experiences of trauma survivors (Cooke, 2016; Harper, ...

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