Traumatising

Another added: 'The fact that our children have more than one set of parents can be traumatising for them.

It is costing lives and traumatising multiple generations.

Sometimes referred to as ‘old hag syndrome’, due to the frequency of patients seeing visions of evil looking apparitions during sleep paralysis episodes, the traumatising experience has been linked to ‘witchcraft’ and the devil in previous centuries.

For instance, cultural practices after a death in the family – such as spirit visitation or “sorry cutting” – are over-diagnosed as symptoms of schizophrenia or self-harm, she writes, leading to traumatising outcomes that could be avoided.

He said: “I don’t think you can underestimate how traumatising the experience is for many refugee adults and unaccompanied children arriving in the UK.

It is very clear that I must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and re-traumatising period between 2013 and 2024.

It was an experience she found traumatising and which has been widely condemned.

Seizures can be traumatising to watch for friends and family members, and his burn following a seizure speaks to the risks that all seizures can bring.

She said living next to the scene was traumatising for people.

The next day, her mum would receive the 'traumatising' police call that left her 'screaming hysterically on the floor' for a whole hour.

Discussing the double-edged sword of fame and the invasion of privacy that comes with it, Vanessa touched on the experience she had when nude photos of herself were leaked back in 2007, calling it ‘traumatising’.

Nail technician Polly, from Shoeburyness, Essex, said: "It was traumatising - my daughter still can't eat properly after this.

Such tales make Tahhan and Baraa chuckle together, not because the events weren’t traumatising, but because they were.

As has since come to the fore, the details of the incident are indeed quite traumatising.

Her behaviour has been very traumatising because she also insults me every time she sees me and I am four months pregnant,” said Dube.

His mother, until recently director and co-owner of a successful nursery business, told the Sunday Times magazine in an extensive interview that the case had been traumatising for all the families involved.

She said that seeing her son being brutally beaten while surrendering to the Police has been one of the most traumatising moments of her life.