What Is Generational Trauma?
Family Constellations Therapy Generational Trauma Epigenetics
Tinnitus, depression most common ailments in generational study of troops' health
Intergenerational transmission and continuity of stress and depression: depressed women and their offspring in 20 years of follow-up | Psychological Medicine | Cambridge Core
Jakob's Family: The Psychology of Generational Trauma My Soul Balm
Thought on intergenerational trauma? Link below. : r/CPTSDmemes
Generational Depression by Brad Pattullo - Erie Reader
OK, Boomers: Generational Differences in Pro-Environmental Behavior – SOARS Virtual Conference
Generation Z is stressed, depressed and exam-obsessed | The Economist
Corridor millennials are some of most depressed in the nation | KGAN
An epigenetic, transgenerational model of increased mental health disorders in children, adolescents and young adults | European Journal of Human Genetics
Graphs show how mental health of every US generation has suffered amid the coronavirus pandemic | Daily Mail Online
Black Generational Health Is The Goal”: This Former NFL Player Launched A Mental Wellness Platform After Facing Depression Following A Career-Ending Injury - Essence
Breaking Generational Cycles: How to End Family Trauma
Reports of Depression Treatment Highest Among Baby Boomers
Millennial Depression: Why Are Millennials Depressed? - SuperMoney
Motherlessness — Generational Trauma | by Mark Sheppard | Medium
Depression, Women, and Families: A Generational Challenge < Yale School of Medicine
Leading Across the Generations - Salem University blog
ComPsych Report Reveals Generational Differences in Employee Stressors | Business Wire
Monica A. Coleman, The Generational Trauma of Racism | CBFblog
HealthMatch - The Gen Z Mental Health wave - what is causing the surge?
The intergenerational transmission of depression and stress - information for practice
Depression Rates by Age: Young People Are Experiencing More Depression
8 Books to Support Your Mental Health — For Living
When Depression Spans Generations | Columbia Public Health
