Post Traumatic Stages

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Making a small count of important stages in an individual's life is extremely difficult. One of the reasons is because every event that occurs in an individual's life is important. In addition, it is impossible to establish generalizations because each individual and each family is different. The interaction between the person and the environment is different and unique in each case. Even when traumatic events affect the lives of individuals, it is important to point out that traumatic events do not always have devastating consequences on the person's life. The number of people who as consequences of traumatic situations in their life ends up suffering from depression, post-traumatic stress or substance abuse, is not always high. Some

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