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Section 4
Systems of Trauma - Control and Choice

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Hohle, T. & Family and Children’s Trust Fund of Virginia. (2022). SYSTEMS OF TRAUMA | Sexism and Trauma. In Family and Children’s Trust Fund of Virginia. 

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QUESTION 4
Because control is often taken away in traumatic situations it is important to honor the clients control and choices, what is one way the therapist can accomplish this?  To select and enter your answer go to Test.

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