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be carefully considered and assessed. Therefore, the assessment of response style necessitates a careful and thorough approach to each evaluation (Brown, 2009; Dalenberg et al.. 2017). particularly when complex posttraumatic presentations are present. Ford and Courtois (2020) define traumatic stres

gh approach to each evaluation (Brown, 2009; Dalenberg et al.. 2017). particularly when complex posttraumatic presentations are present. Ford and Courtois (2020) define traumatic stressors as those "events, experiences, and exposure—that greatly exceed the individual's capacity to control, cope with o

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

perienced by adults who were severely and repeatedly traumatized during childhood is referred to as complex posttraumatic stress disorder (cPTSD) (Courtois, 2008: Herman. 1992). A study of the prevalence of complex PTSD as defined in the ICD-1 I found prevalence rates of 0.6% in a representative commun

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