Nes (she/they)
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Polymath. Collector of hobbies. Biophilist. Writer. Cozy gamer. Artist.
Polymath. Collector of hobbies. Biophilist. Writer. Cozy gamer. Artist.
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the research we do have indicates that the likelihood of developing PTSD isn't linked to the "severity" of the initial trauma as much as it is linked to the lack of processing support and emotional care in the aftermath.
If someone you know experiences trauma, be there for them.
the research we do have indicates that the likelihood of developing PTSD isn't linked to the "severity" of the initial trauma as much as it is linked to the lack of processing support and emotional care in the aftermath.
If someone you know experiences trauma, be there for them.
May 7, 2025 at 6:43 PM
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the research we do have indicates that the likelihood of developing PTSD isn't linked to the "severity" of the initial trauma as much as it is linked to the lack of processing support and emotional care in the aftermath.
If someone you know experiences trauma, be there for them.
the research we do have indicates that the likelihood of developing PTSD isn't linked to the "severity" of the initial trauma as much as it is linked to the lack of processing support and emotional care in the aftermath.
If someone you know experiences trauma, be there for them.