What Happened To You? Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing 6/7

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Marae

An enclosed area that is the center of Māori community life.

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Wharenui

The community meeting house in Māori culture.

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Pōwhiri

A Māori welcoming ceremony involving singing and rituals.

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Whanaungatanga

Māori concept referring to reciprocal relationships and kinship.

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Interpersonal rupture and repair

The process that promotes resilience through recovery from conflicts in relationships.

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Relational poverty

Lack of meaningful connections and relationships in personal lives.

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Historical trauma

The cumulative emotional and psychological effects of trauma experienced by a group.

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Developmental trauma

Trauma during childhood that affects development and subsequent mental health.

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Connectedness

The quality of relationships that allows individuals to feel belonging and support.

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Emotional bandwidth

The capacity to manage emotional stimuli and relationships effectively.

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Empathy

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.

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Techno hygiene

Practices aimed at regulating technology use to foster healthy interactions.

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Collective pain

The shared emotional suffering experienced by a community or group.

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Transgenerational trauma

Trauma that is passed down through generations affecting descendants.

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Social networks

The structure of relationships and connections among individuals.

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Relational health

The status of one’s connections and relationships impacting well-being.

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Isolation

A state of being separated from social connections and relationships.

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Healing practices

Methods used by communities to promote emotional and physical recovery.

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Cultural genocide

The intentional destruction of the culture of a particular group.

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Collective healing

The process of healing that occurs within community settings.

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Relational wealth

The abundance of supportive, meaningful relationships in one's life.

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