… traumatic impact as disorders. In the next section, we explore the construction of trauma as
pathology… of individualism, it is not surprising that this narrative may import the individualising …

… of memory in narratives of trauma. Recent accounts of victims of childhood trauma will be …
Each shows the link of memory to some affective process or pathology. If memories are …

… of personal narratives can be differentiated between traumatized and non-traumatized …
They reported that trauma narratives were significantly longer and contained more affective …

… is at the heart of Freud’s writing on trauma, both in what it says and in the stories it unwittingly
tells, is that trauma seems to be much more than a pathology, or the simple illness of a …

… trauma narratives will be less fragmented for individuals who receive PE than those who
receive sertraline. Based on theoretical relationships between … of the trauma narrative will be …

… The crucial component was that a coherent, reconstructed, post-trauma narrative was … a
significant relationship exists between narrative coherence and PTG among trauma survivors. …

… Finally, the severity of personality pathology and taking psychoactive medication were related
to poor treatment outcome in this study. These clinical variables might have interacted with …

… to examine changes in the trauma narratives for youth receiving TF-CBT, and further to
investigate whether there was a relationship between narrative changes and posttraumatic stress …

… prior trauma history, poor prior adjustment and psychopathology … trauma narratives, and
reclaim and reaffirm their self-identities. They are more likely to include in their trauma narratives …

… intricately linked, not as individual deficit or pathology, but as ways of coping and responding
… If both the women telling trauma stories and those listening to trauma stories are uncertain, …