… The CHANGE coding system was used to code narratives for pathological trauma … all
available narratives, more negative emotions described during or around the time of the trauma …

… caused by traumas with relatively low rates of acceleration is of importance in forensic
pathology. … to cause fracturing of the skull or evident macroscopic pathology to the brain [10, 14]. …

… In connection with trauma and narration, two … trauma, can one identify a narrative as a trauma
narrative because of particular linguistic features? And is speaking about a traumatic event …

… narrative with details during moments of highest emotional arousal. To obtain a coherent
narrative, … The narrative is driven forward in a supportive but guiding style by the therapist. The …

… of chronic trauma. Skills Training in Affective and Interpersonal Regulation (STAIR) Narrative
… the present and to break the hold of traumatic memories. Highly clinician friendly, the book …

… clinical, pathological descriptions … stories we tell ourselves about the past, we cannot show
up fully in the present; we can’t bring our most essential energy into our work or relationships. …

… the rational narrative that is the overlay of much of our experience in Western society. …
dissociation was the core of the pathological process involved in trauma. The work done on the …

… with an amazing amount of scientific research, compelling stories of his patients, and moving
… minds among us would no longer be regarded as expressions of individual pathology but …

… However, as suggested by Knudson [33], we should consider an updated understanding of
the pathophysiology of post-traumatic VTE that recognizes the role of acute inflammation due …

… narrative synthesis suggests that cognitive factors mediate the relationship between early
trauma … a broad range of adverse childhood experiences and adult psychopathology and (b) …