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A lifespan perspective on stress and happiness: a qualitative metaphor analysis of young and older adults. [PDF]

BMC Psychol
Öner K.
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From Punk Love to Compa Love: A Pedagogical Paradigm to Intervene on Trauma

Urban Review, 2019
Emerging research shows that the number of young people experiencing trauma is alarmingly high and continuously increasing. In the midst of such pervasive trauma, teachers generally—and particularly in urban schools—must be equipped with a language and paradigm that prepares them to intervene in the traumatic stressors impacting the lives of students ...
Sharim Hannegan-Martinez
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What's Love Got to do with it: Role of oxytocin in trauma, attachment and resilience

Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2020
Oxytocin (OT) is a neurohypophysial hormone and neuropeptide produced by the hypothalamus and released by the pituitary gland. It has multiple physiological roles including stimulation of parturition and lactation, and promotion of pro-adaptive social behaviors necessary for mammalian survival.
Frank I Tarazi, Xénia Gonda, Péter Döme   +2 more
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The Understanding and Treatment of Betrayal Trauma as a Traumatic Experience of Love

Journal of Trauma Practice, 2006
Abstract When a parent or caregiver whose charge it is to love and protect is also a perpetrator of abuse, love and abuse become acceptable partners. The child's world is changed. The blueprint for loving relationships includes the acceptance of harm and betrayal without accountability. Betrayal trauma theory (Freyd, 1996, p.
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Post-War Trauma and Postmodern Love

biblical interpretation, 2014
What biblical critical insights might re-reading the Song of Songs through its contemporary musical afterlives produce? I propose that certain offbeat musical settings of the Song participate in the discursive composition of specifically postmodern versions of love (e.g.
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The trauma of lost love in psychoanalysis

2018
Most historians agree that in the history of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud’s Beyond the Pleasure Principle marks a juncture, even perhaps the juncture. Alfred Adler’s and Carl Jung’s withdrawals became like traumas that Freud kept trying to master in writing about them.
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Living a Life of Love in the Midst of Trauma

2016
This essay begins in an urban park in Atlanta, Georgia where the author became the victim of a violent hate crime. Noblitt is a United Methodist minister, trained in a Christian tradition of forgiveness, grace, and unconditional love. Committed to and trained in restorative justice, Noblitt also tried to recognize and honor the needs of victims in ...
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