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https://carleton.ca/law/wp-content/uploads/sites/110/Sheridan-Sylva-1.jpg1200800Sylva’s research interest explores how Gladue writers manage trauma as part of their work. Gladue writers are exposed to secondary stress, which affects their allostatic load (physical and mental wellness). Sylva has been studying historical trauma theory for the past seven years to demonstrate the transgenerational effects of en masse trauma events (e.g., residential schools). […]