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This paper examines the important role of anniversary reactions in the psychological adjustment of seriously traumatized individuals. The clinical case study examines the impact of anniversary reactions on the
Anait Azarian is clinical psychologist at Bradley Hospital, East Providence, and visiting professor of child development at the Center for the Study of Human Development, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. Thomas W. Miller is professor, department of psychiatry, College of Medicine, University of Kentucky, and Department of Psychology, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky. Anthony J. Palumbo is play therapy consultant and founder/director of Puppet Therapy Institute, Wareham, Massachusetts. Vitali Skriptchenko-Gregorian is visiting professor of child development at the Center for the Study of Human Development, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island.
This study was supported by a special grant from Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. The authors express their appreciation to Vartan Gregorian, president of Brown University, and to William Damon and Lewis P. Lipsitt, of the Brown University Center for the Study of Human Development, for their support. We also acknowledge Linda Brown, Celena Cooper, Heather Hosford, Janeen Klaproth, Janet Saier, and Shannon Nelson; Tag Heister, Deborah Kessler, and Katrina Scott, University of Kentucky Library Services; and Virginia Morehouse and Betty L. Downing, Department of Psychiatry, University of Kentucky, for their assistance.
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