Trauma is a word most of us recognize, and many people can describe it in broad terms. But understanding trauma more deeply—how it lives in the body, how it affects our emotions and relationships, and how it may show up in everyday life—can be more difficult. People may also question whether what they experienced “counts” as trauma. They may compare their experiences to someone else’s, minimize what happened, or believe that they should be able to move on without support. The

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