Tufts psychiatrist Dr. Cristina Montalvo says shock can last different times for people as they adjust to the effects of a ...

Some people develop a pattern of being victimized—or rather re-victimized. There are various reasons for this.

Characteristic signature. Mansuy and Gapp studied how the effects of trauma are inherited in mice. They were able to show that male mouse pups that are exposed to stress over long periods of time ...

Some people overcome trauma and continue their lives normally, but many others struggle with diverse symptoms in the aftermath of a traumatic event. What Are the Effects of Trauma? Dr. Jackie Bodea.

Understanding how trauma is passed across generations means looking beyond genes and cells to the environments that shape and ...

Dale Kushner: Can someone suffer the effects of a traumatic memory but be unaware of the event that caused it? If someone had trauma but doesn't remember it, what’s going on?

More generally, interest in the idea of transgenerational trauma has recently surged. For example, earlier this year, National Geographic magazine asked whether genes carry past family trauma ...

2 All About Intergenerational Trauma: Definition, Health Effects, and How to Cope; 3 What Is Racial Trauma and How Does It Affect Health? SEE MORE. Yes, Emotional Trauma Can Affect the Brain.

University of Leeds psychologists report that stress appraisal and perceived stress act as key conduits linking childhood trauma to adult depression, anxiety, defeat, and entrapment.

Analysis Why Litigators Are Susceptible to the Effects of Secondary Trauma and What to Do About It "As an attorney, working with clients who are struggling with difficult issues impacts us," says ...

Acknowledging the prevalence of pre-service trauma -- and how it affects adult service members -- can be helpful for many, with experts noting mental health benefits. But inside the military, it's ...