For children who depend on mentally escaping into their minds to survive, imagination can become both refuge and desert — Na'ama Yehuda, Communicating Trauma: Clinical Presentations and Interventions in Traumatized Children
For children who depend on mentally escaping into their minds to survive, imagination can become both refuge and desert — Na'ama Yehuda, Communicating Trauma: Clinical Presentations and Interventions in Traumatized Children
For children who depend on mentally escaping into their minds to survive, imagination can become both refuge and desert — Na'ama Yehuda, Communicating Trauma: Clinical Presentations and Interventions in Traumatized Children
For children who depend on mentally escaping into their minds to survive, imagination can become both refuge and desert — Na'ama Yehuda, Communicating Trauma: Clinical Presentations and Interventions in Traumatized Children
For children who depend on mentally escaping into their minds to survive, imagination can become both refuge and desert — Na'ama Yehuda, Communicating Trauma: Clinical Presentations and Interventions in Traumatized Children
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For children who depend on mentally escaping into their minds to survive, imagination can become both refuge and desert island.

— Na'ama Yehuda, Communicating Trauma: Clinical Presentations and Interventions in Traumatized Children
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