intergenerational transmission of trauma

Since that time, I have both spoken and written about this topic - the transmission of trauma from one generation to the next - although of late the topic has fallen off my radar screen. I referenced cultural transmission of trauma based on behavioral patterns they observes that yes, that mattered but they were referencing new research on biological transmission of trauma, particularly among traumatized peoples. I asked for a deeper explanation of the question and they all responded, noting the plight of the First Nations (their equivalent of our Native Americans). Yet, it was a topic at the forefront of these students' minds. It was not a topic I had studied or thought about. It was not a topic of much discussion in the US. 'What do you think about the epigenetic intergenerational transmission of trauma?' I was taken aback. Then came the question, the one I remember so distinctly. I mentioned the law school and added that I specialized in trauma. They asked about my area of expertise and where I'd be teaching. I introduced myself and shared how delighted I was to be there. I was a visiting faculty member in residence and as I walked into the lobby my first day, I saw a group of students. Johns College at the University of British Columbia, CA in 2018. Advances in Psychological Science, 2015, 23(12): 2072-2084.The Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma: Some Background

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The mechanisms of histone modification in post-traumatic stress disorder ZHANG Yingqian, ZHAO Guangyi, HAN Yuwei, ZHANG Jingyi, CAO Chengqi, WANG Li, ZHANG Kunlin. Key words: trauma, intergenerational transmission, transmission The further studies should be paid more attention to the differences in the manifestations, diagnosis, and treatment among the different generations in the process of the transmission of trauma, and then concerned with the positive significance of intergenerational trauma, valued the intergenerational transmission of domestic collective trauma, such as the culture revolution and wars. It also explained the mechanisms of the intergenerational transmission of trauma with psychological dynamics, socio-cultural, family systems, physiology and meaning of existence. The previous studies discussed the influence of the intergenerational transmission of trauma from the parents, children and the environment and found that the transmission of trauma was mainly manifested by symptom, task and identity. The consequences of traumatic events are not limited to the persons immediately exposed to the event, and they often affect her or his offspring.

Intergenerational transmission of trauma