This includes the intersection of trauma (psychological) in other fields of study and research. Such fields include
- Clinical Psychology
- Criminology
- Health Psychology

Interdisciplinary Connections to Trauma (Psychological)

References for Historical Trauma

Historical Trauma is a cumulative and collective psycho-social-spiritual wounding experienced by successive generations originating in massive group trauma such as genocide, racism, or war which continues to affect individuals in the present day. Historical trauma is a group-level phenomenon which is distinct from classical psychological trauma which results from individual instances of trauma.

Historical Trauma

Extreme injuries (trauma) that results in damage to the mental or psychological state of the individual. 

Like standard injuries, trauma can be classified by the type of damage done to the individual. Most broadly, it is separated into
- Physical Trauma
- Psychological Trauma

Forms of Trauma

Grande, Anthony (2018, November 4) Injury vs. Trauma: What's the Difference?. Focus Physiotherapy. https://www.focusphysiotherapy.com/injury-vs-trauma-whats-the-difference/

Injury vs. Trauma: What's the Difference?

Extreme injuries (trauma) that results in damage or harm to the physiological state of the body

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