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| Abram Kardiner = American psychiatrist; early trauma observer and PTSD precursor theorist
| Ainsworth and Main’s Strange Situation = Laboratory procedure; assesses infant attachment patterns
| Alexander McFarlane = Australian psychiatrist; trauma research in Adelaide
| American Journal of Psychiatry = Peer-reviewed psychiatry journal; American Psychiatric Association journal
| American Psychiatric Association = U.S. medical association; publishes DSM diagnostic manuals
| Beatrice Beebe = Psychologist; infant–mother interaction researcher
| Bessel van der Kolk = Psychiatrist; author of this book
| Boston Globe = American newspaper based in Boston
| Boston University School of Medicine = Medical school at Boston University
| Boston Veterans Administration Clinic = VA medical clinic in Boston
| Broca’s region = Left frontal language area; speech production
| Cambridge Hospital = Harvard teaching hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts
| Canadian Journal of Psychiatry = Peer-reviewed psychiatry journal in Canada
| Charles Darwin = Naturalist; author of evolutionary works
| Claude Chemtob = Psychologist; researched child outcomes after 9/11
| Developmental Trauma Disorder = Proposed diagnosis for complex childhood trauma
| dissociative amnesia = Memory disorder; impaired recall following trauma
| DSM-III = Third edition of the DSM diagnostic manual
| dorsal vagal = Unmyelinated vagal pathway mediating shutdown
| EMDR = Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing; trauma therapy
| Financial Times = International business newspaper based in London
| fight or flight = Acute stress response enabling defense or escape
| General Routine Order 2384 = British Army directive banning “shell shock” terminology
| Glenn Saxe = Psychiatrist; pain and attachment in burned children
| Harvard = American university in Cambridge, Massachusetts
| Harvard Grant Study of Adult Development = Longitudinal Harvard study on adult life
| Heart-rate variability = Beat-to-beat interval variability; autonomic flexibility marker
| interoception = Sensing internal bodily states
| Jean-Martin Charcot = French neurologist at La Salpêtrière
| Judith Herman = Psychiatrist; expert on complex trauma
| Karlen Lyons-Ruth = Psychologist; attachment and development researcher
| La Salpêtrière = Paris hospital associated with neurology
| left inferior frontal gyrus = Brain region linked to language production
| Library Journal = American library trade publication and review journal
| Lower Manhattan = Southern portion of Manhattan, New York City
| Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary = Specialty hospital in Boston
| Massachusetts General Hospital = Teaching hospital in Boston
| Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court = Highest court in Massachusetts
| Martin Teicher = Psychiatrist; studied neurobiology of child maltreatment
| Michael Meaney = Neuroscientist; maternal care epigenetics researcher
| Moshe Szyf = Geneticist; DNA methylation researcher
| neurofeedback = EEG-based training to modify brain activity
| New York City = Largest city in the United States
| New York Magazine = American magazine covering culture and politics
| NYDN = Abbreviation for “Not Yet Diagnosed, Nervous”
| NYU = New York University; private research university
| Paul Shanley = Former Catholic priest convicted of child rape
| Penguin = Book publisher; Penguin Books imprint
| Penguin Random House = Global book publisher
| periaqueductal gray = Midbrain region involved in defensive behavior
| Pieter Brueghel = Flemish painter; Northern Renaissance figure
| polyvagal model = Stephen Porges’s theory of vagal regulation and social engagement
| P.S. 234 = Public elementary school in Lower Manhattan
| post-traumatic stress disorder = Psychiatric condition following traumatic events
| PTSD = Post-traumatic stress disorder; trauma-related condition
| Quebec ice-storm = Canadian ice storm; prenatal stress study context
| Richard Kradin = Physician; immunology and psychoanalysis at Massachusetts General Hospital
| Ruth Lanius = Psychiatrist; neuroimaging of trauma
| Scott Wilson = Physician; immunology at Massachusetts General Hospital
| shell shock = Historical term for wartime trauma reactions
| Somme = World War I battle in France
| Southborough Report = 1922 British report on shell shock
| Stephen Porges = Neuroscientist; developed polyvagal theory
| Stephen Suomi = Primate researcher; rhesus temperament and stress studies
| sympathetic nervous system = Autonomic branch preparing body for action
| The Blind Leading the Blind = Painting by Pieter Brueghel
| The Body Keeps the Score = 2014 nonfiction book on trauma and healing
| The Guardian = British newspaper
| The New York Times Best Seller list = The New York Times’ weekly book rankings
| The Washington Post = American newspaper
| Time = American news magazine
| Trauma Center = Clinical and research center in Brookline, Massachusetts
| Trauma Research Foundation = Nonprofit focused on trauma research and education
| Traumatic Antecedents Questionnaire = Trauma history screening questionnaire
| vagus nerve = Cranial nerve X; parasympathetic regulator
| ventral vagal = Myelinated vagal pathway supporting social engagement
| Western Front = World War I European battlefront
| World Trade Center = Office complex destroyed in 2001 attacks
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