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k- ground is impacted by and impacts their experiences of the alleged traumatic events and their interactions with the legal system. As outlined by Brown. "Responding to trauma in a culturally competent manner requires the psychotherapist to understand how those added meanings that derive from con- t

ol. Inj and Law psychologists should be thoroughly familiar with the relevant guidelines related to complex trauma and PTSD (Cloitre et al.. 2012; International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation [1SSTD], 2011). Many of the ethical issues inherent in a forensic evaluation involving complex trauma and dissociation are common

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