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Instruction that associates documents with a document type definition A document type declaration, or DOCTYPE, is an instruction that associates a particular The text/html determines a layout mode, such as " text/html serialization of Syntax [ ] The general syntax for a document type declaration is: ]> Document type name [ ] The opening , being the first element opened (after the doctype declaration) and last closed. Since the syntax for the external identifier and internal subset are both optional, :403–404 the document type name is the only information which it is mandatory to give in a DOCTYPE declaration. External identifier [ ] The DOCTYPE declaration can optionally contain an :403–404 This begins with either the keyword SYSTEM or the keyword PUBLIC, :379 specifying whether the DTD is specified using a public identifier identifying it as a public text, i.e. one shared between multiple computer systems (regardless of whether it is an available public text available to the general public, or an unavailable public text shared only within an organisation). :180–182 If the PUBLIC keyword is used, it is followed by the public identifier enclosed in double or single :180 however, in some (but not all) SGML profiles, the public identifier must be constructed using a particular syntax called :182–183 The public identifier (if present) or SYSTEM keyword (otherwise) may (and, in XML, must) :378 XML requires that they be "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" and, there are 3 possible syst...

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Source: Expressive Trauma Integration What Is Developmental Trauma? In the first years of life, infants and toddlers need safe, predictable, accessible, and loving caregivers. In this environment the brain is able to develop in a healthy, normal sequence of growth. The brain develops from the bottom upward. Lower parts of the brain are responsible for functions dedicated to ensuring survival and responding to stress. Upper parts are responsible for Development of the upper parts depends upon prior development of lower parts. In other words, the brain is meant to develop like a ladder, from the bottom up. When stress responses (typically due to consistent neglect or abuse) are repeatedly activated over an extended period in an infant or toddler, sequential development of the brain is disturbed. The ladder develops, but foundational steps are missing and many things that follow are out of kilter. Interventions for Developmental Trauma Among the various approaches to developmental trauma, I find the work of van der Kolk and Perry particularly useful. Van der Kolk in his 2017 essay, identifies phases of intervention for developmental trauma. Similar to Hermann’s 1992 phasic framework, van der Kolk’s approach breaks down trauma integration into three phases, each with its own dynamics and requirements for treatment: • Establishing a sense of safety and competence. Engage with survivors in activities that do not trigger trauma responses and that give them a sense pleasure and ma...

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CE credits: 1 Learning objectives: After reading this article, CE candidates will be able to: • Describe developmental trauma disorder (DTD) and complex post-traumatic stress disorder (cPTSD) and understand how they differ from PTSD. • Explain how adverse experiences in childhood can impact development. • Describe several interventions used to treat children and adolescents with a history of complex trauma. For more information on earning CE credit for this article, go to James* was born to a mother who suffered from chronic depression and a substance use disorder. She never physically abused him, but she could not provide consistent care. As a result, he faced poverty, homelessness, and severe neglect throughout his childhood. At one point, James was temporarily removed from his mother’s care and placed in a foster home, where he witnessed family violence and experienced emotional abuse. When James entered preschool, he faced significant mental and behavioral health problems, including aggressive behavior, difficulty regulating his emotions, and trouble forming healthy relationships with peers. Despite all these difficulties, he did not meet the diagnostic criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) when he was assessed by clinicians at ages 5, 9, and 16. (More than 70% of children treated by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network [NCTSN] do not meet the criteria [Purbeck, C. A., et al., NCTSN Core Data Set Report, 2021].) By the time James started high school...