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Case Report: From somatic pain to shared narrative—mentalization and intergenerational trauma in a transcultural group consultation
Introduction: Somatic symptoms in migrant and trauma-affected young people often resist a strictly biomedical reading. Trauma, forced migration and family silences may disrupt the parental reflective function, leaving experience unsymbolized and the body as the primary site of expression. Group-base
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