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Growing Through the Pain of Trauma
by Caralyn Dreyer Caralyn Dreyer has a master’s degree in forensic psychology and a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. Dreyer works...
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My Breath Hitches
by Sarah Kiepper Sarah Kiepper resides with her partner and dogs on the SouthCoast of Massachusetts. She is acompliance officer and...
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That One Night
by Duane Herrmann With degrees in education and history, Duane L. Herrmann, award winning, internationally published historian, poet, and...
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The Mustard Yellow Couch
by Sophia Shiroff In history class, we were given an assignment with gingerbread people outlined on paper and I immediately was brought back to sitting in my forensic interview. I have PTSD and a lot of my memories come back at random times, so I felt like poetry was the best way to be able to express a little bit of what that's like in my brain, as the past and present collide. As a survivor, there are so many feelings, emotions, and experiences that I find hard to express o
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