Freud’s Approach to Trauma
Therefore, repetition causes further suffering for the patients and their families [4]. Nonetheless, Freud postulated that the phenomenology of responses to actual trauma (traumatic neurosis) could be differentiated from those that were the product of developmental fixation [5].
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