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A phenomenology study of clinicians' perspectives on dissociation while working with traumatised children in the South African context.
The statics of children experiencing trauma is extremely high in South Africa, with the expectation of 1 in 3 children experiencing sexual abuse before eighteen years of age. Trauma is defined as experiences which overwhelm the internal resources of a child and changes their perception of their live...
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Department of Social Development
2023
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