The Holocaust left its visible and invisible marks not only on the survivors, but also on their
children. Instead of numbers tattooed on their forearms, however, they are marked …

This systematic review aimed to explore the effects of different degrees of parental
disclosure of traumatic material from the past on the psychological well-being of children in …

This article argues for an expansion of the focus on resilience as a characteristic of the
individual to one of resilience as a familial and intergenerational experience. Drawing upon …

The present study focused on children's evaluation of the extent to which they received the
inner pains of their parents as an important mechanism of intergenerational transmission of …

The present study examined the intergenerational transmission of the Holocaust trauma in
relation to levels of secondary traumatization and event centrality across three generations …

Offspring of trauma survivors are more likely to develop PTSD, mood, and anxiety disorders
and demonstrate endocrine and molecular alterations compared to controls. This study …

Gerontological Social Work in Action introduces" anti-oppression gerontology"(AOG), a
critical approach to social work with older adults, their families, and communities. AOG …

The research on survivors of genocide has focused on PTSD, but complex PTSD (CPTSD)
and its potential effect on intergenerational transmission are understudied. This study …

Objective: The Russo-Ukrainian War intensified when Russian troops invaded Ukraine in
February 2022. The current study examined whether children (second generation; G2) and …

Exposure to human evil, referring to malevolent deeds that deliberately inflict suffering or
death, can be psychologically traumatic. This study examined self-perceived evil-related …