Overcoming Trauma: Resilience Techniques for Refugees 13876
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Trauma does not arrive neatly. It seeps into sleep, tone of voice, memory, appetite, and how safe a room feels. For many refugees, the harm was not a single event, but a sequence, sometimes with long gaps where they had to function anyway. That combination can leave people living in a constant state of alert, even after the immediate danger has passed.
