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From Broken to Becoming: A Phenomenological Study of Life Purpose Among Christian Adult Survivors of Childhood Trauma
Childhood trauma often disrupts an individual’s sense of meaning, identity, and direction, leaving lasting effects that extend beyond psychological symptoms into how life’s purpose is understood and lived. While existing research has examined trauma, coping, and meaning in life, less is known about
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