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Research finds talking about trauma doesn't always help

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ABC NEWS (Australia)

13 Views • Jun 19, 2023

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Those who've experienced unimaginable tragedy, like last week's horrific bus crash in the Hunter Valley, are often told that talking about what they've been through can help. But long-standing research has shown little evidence of benefit and that for some people, it can make it harder to recover.

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#trauma #science #research #norman swan #crash #accident #mental health #psychology

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