NAEMTs Psychological Trauma in EMS Patients (PTEP) course gives EMS practitioners the resources they need to help alleviate patients hidden wounds - intense fear, stress and pain - during a medical emergency. PTEP educates EMS practitioners about the biological underpinnings of psychological trauma, the short and long-term impact on the brain and body, and warning signs that a patient is experiencing extreme psychological distress. EMS practitioners are also taught strategies and techniques to alleviate patients distress and help patients cope with what theyre experiencing to ward off lingering effects.. The 8-hour classroom course features scenario-based interactive sessions and lectures. Topics covered include:. ...

I work in an extremely stressful field in which I make life and death decisions every day. Ive been doing it for a long time, and I have good coping mechanisms, but recently my exposure to death and suffering has gone way up. Id like to connect with a therapist in the Northern Virginia area with experience with traumatic stress, who could help me adapt to the demands this is putting on me. Someone experienced in treating members of the military might be helpful, but is definitely not necessary. Mostly Im looking for somebody who has worked with people who encounter a lot of death and need to build appropriate coping skills ...

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This review looks at the evidence for postnatal posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Postnatal traumatic stress responses are divided into: appraisal of birth as traumatic, traumatic stress responses (severe symptoms of intrusions and avoidance that do not fulfil criteria for PTSD), and PTSD. Evidence is examined for the prevalence of these types of responses after birth, and for prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal vulnerability and risk factors. Screening tools that could be used are outlined and possible intervention and treatment approaches considered. Various conceptual and methodological issues are also raised.. It is concluded that up to 10% of women have severe traumatic stress responses to birth although only 1-2% of women actually develop chronic postnatal PTSD. The limited research available suggests that a history of psychiatric problems, mode of delivery, and low support during labour put women at increased risk of postnatal PTSD, although there is unlikely to be a simple ...

There are two ways to implement good behavior in individuals and society: from within or from without. Human beings are morally flawed (a surprisingly controversial statement in our current, values neutral culture), and therefore in order to maintain a peaceful, stable, functioning society, laws - and the means to enforce them - are required. Laws exist not for the good in man, but rather for the evil, as a restraint. If man were morally perfect, no laws would be needed. Yet law cannot create morality, but serves only to protect the good from the evil. The more moral goodness there is in a society-restraint from harming ones neighbor, acts of service, honesty, integrity - the fewer laws are needed and the better those laws already in place function. As individuals (and consequently the society they constitute) change from being other-oriented and self-restrained to self-centered and self-seeking, the more law-breaking occurs, the greater the enforcement required, and the more laws are ...

The aim of the call is to facilitate multinational, collaborative research projects that will address important questions relating to external insults to the central nervous system. The call will accept proposals ranging from understanding basic mechanisms of disease through proof-of-concept clinical studies in humans to neurorehabilitation. The focus of the call is on primary physical insults to the central nervous system, i.e. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Spinal Cord Injury (SCI). The call covers acute traumatic events over the entire lifespan.. Excluded from this call are research projects on haemorrhage and hypoxia. Moreover, research on psychological/mental consequences of insults, including stress related disorders (e.g. post-traumatic stress disorder) is not part of the present call. Research on neurodegenerative disorders will not be eligible in the present call.. The ERA-NET NEURON funding organizations particularly wish to promote multi-disciplinary work and to encourage ...

The interactions between neural systems in the brain, made up of billions of interconnected cells have been considered sufficient to explain such complex behavioral phenomena as cognition, motivation and emotions. Yet the recent discovery of an equally complex, and evolutionary ancient gut microbial system (made up of 100 trillion bacterial cells comprised of ,1,000 species) living in symbiosis with the host, and the initial preclinical evidence of communications of the gut microbiota with the brain are beginning to challenge the most fundamental paradigms of neuroscience. Indeed, recent reports have suggested that certain organisms may prove to be useful therapeutic adjuncts in stress related disorders such as anxiety and depression. This proposal aims to test the innovative hypothesis that alterations in gut microbial communities play a causative role in human emotion regulation via long distance, vagally-mediated gut to brain signaling. As a first step toward determining if the microbiota ...

PICA Life Span Psych Sitting at the park on a marvelous day watching the kids play in the park, then it happens one kid starts eating dirt. Wondering why heâ⠬⠢s doing it, and whatâ⠬⠢s his motive? Intrigued, I go home and research the symptoms and I come up with one word: Pica. But what exactly is Pica? Pica is a very rare disorders with an interesting history, where signs and symptoms help diagnosis the treatments for it. Pica is a disorder in which you have an appetite or weird craving for things that have no nutritional value. There is no age limit for the disease; anyone can have Pica at any point in time. Pica can be associated with mental and stress related disorders. Stress factors such as family issues, pregnancy,â⠬ ¦show more contentâ⠬ ¦Eating paint is most common among children who live in poverty. It is often related with those who have very little to no parental supervision. Hunger also may result in pica. Which of an inability to tell the ...

Isabelle M. Rosso is the director of the Anxiety and Traumatic Stress Disorders Laboratory which studies neurobiological phenotypes of emotional disorders, and relates them to behavioral and clinical phenotypes. Psychiatric research has reached an exciting juncture where the neuroscience knowledge and methods exist that can lead to a mechanistic understanding of psychopathology-particularly using NIMHs dimensional research framework known as RDoC.

Focuses on partnering with schools to enhance mental health and trauma-informed services designed to inform both school personnel and mental health professionals about the impact of traumatic events.

Provides background statistics on trauma and substance abuse, describes the risk factor interactions between trauma and substance abuse, and outlines challenges to care and possible solutions.

Hartman & Medoff, 2012). Therapists know how to help children work through their fear and food aversions through therapy, but unless we recognize the impact those past experiences have had on the entire family, we will not be able to remove the roadblocks to healthy eating that those experiences have caused. In fact, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network estimates that 20% - 30% of families will experience symptoms of lingering traumatic stress due to prolonged medical treatment or life-threatening circumstances to their child (NCTSN, 2015). We find that number consistent with the number of families we see that experience sensations of panic with any fluctuations in intake or weight, or who resort to forcing food out of fear for their childs survival. Without addressing the stress response directly, these emotions will continue to impact mealtimes and the childs ability to eat independently. Results. The results indicate that all 3 are important. Our clinical data indicate that ...

Hartman & Medoff, 2012). Therapists know how to help children work through their fear and food aversions through therapy, but unless we recognize the impact those past experiences have had on the entire family, we will not be able to remove the roadblocks to healthy eating that those experiences have caused. In fact, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network estimates that 20% - 30% of families will experience symptoms of lingering traumatic stress due to prolonged medical treatment or life-threatening circumstances to their child (NCTSN, 2015). We find that number consistent with the number of families we see that experience sensations of panic with any fluctuations in intake or weight, or who resort to forcing food out of fear for their childs survival. Without addressing the stress response directly, these emotions will continue to impact mealtimes and the childs ability to eat independently. Results. The results indicate that all 3 are important. Our clinical data indicate that ...

Traumatic experiences are common in childhood and adolescence and can have significant psychological effects on the childs emotional well-being and overall development. Outcomes can be affected positively or negatively depending on responses and interventions.

Touma, C., Gassen, N.C., Herrmann, L., Cheung-Flynn, J., Bull, D.R., Ionescu, I.A., Heinzmann, J.M., Knapman, A., Siebertz, A., Depping, A.M., Hartmann, J., Hausch, F., Schmidt, M.V., Holsboer, F., Ising, M., Cox, M.B., Schmidt, U. & Rein, T. (2011) FK506 binding protein 5 shapes stress responsiveness: modulation of neuroendocrine reactivity and coping behavior. Biol Psychiatry 70, 928-936 ...

Peter Levine. Three weeks ago I attended Kathy Allans two day workshop called The Body Selectric, that combined the latest research on traumatic stress with energy healing.. Kathy is an amazing therapist and teacher and watching her work was a priceless gift. She did several demonstrations that showed how subtle, yet profoundly healing, releasing deep trauma in the body can be.. With the soft modulation of her voice, her gentle body movements, and her centered, compassionate presence, she created a safe and supportive container for the person she was working with to release and heal on a deep level. I felt like I attuned to a whole new level of energy and healing possibilities just by watching her demonstrations.. We learned about the bodys natural ability to regulate itself in a variety of traumatic situations. Kathy spoke about Post Traumatic Stress Injury (not Disorder) and how people can heal from it. Even though this workshop was about trauma it was very optimistic.. The class covered how ...

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In a few short weeks, the world as we knew it changed. The COVID-19 pandemic and the new reality that comes with it is the source of psychological trauma for many people. With limited access to face-to-face treatments, can technology play a role in addressing psychological trauma? This webinar will discuss the findings of an evidence review on i ...

Unlike other forms of psychological disorders, the core issue in trauma is reality. ~Bessel A. van der Kolk, Traumatic Stress: The Effects of Overwhelming Experience on Mind, Body, and Society. One of the things weve been talking about lately in a few of the groups I facilitate, is learning to differentiate between emotional safeness and physical safety.. In other words, the difference between the potential for our feelings to be hurt in some way and our bodies to be harmed, tortured or murdered.. Reading those words, Im guessing some of you may be wondering why we would need to differentiate these things. In so many ways we are all logically aware of the difference between these two very different types of situations. Most of us can look at different events in our own lives and be able to determine in which ones we were in actual physical danger and in which ones the risk was more about being told no, or being wrong, or not feeling heard or understood.. In our logic brain, we can completely ...

The C.G.S. is open to all second year MSW students and those who have earned the MSW or Masters in Counseling and are interested in gaining knowledge and skills in trauma-informed, evidence-based practice with children and adolescents. Enrolled students will have to earn 18 credits in courses that are intended to enhance their understanding of the nature of a traumatic experience from a childs perspective and explore the ways in which trauma influences the child and family. Included in the array of courses is a field experience and a clinical evaluation class. The curriculum is supported by evidence-based research under the auspices of National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN). Contact: Daniel ...

Material take from: Cook, A. Blaustein, M. Spinazzola J. & van de Kolk, B. (2003). Complex Trauma in Children and Adolescents: White Paper. National Child Traumatic Stress Network: Complex Trauma Taskforce.. ...

The following is from http://www.aaets.org/article174.htm and is accredited to work by experts in the field, whos work I follow, such as Bessel van der Kolk and John Briere. Psychological trauma in early childhood can have a tremendous negative impact as it can distort the infant, toddler or young childs social, emotional, neurological, physical and…

The Audit comprehensively examines your unique physiology and takes into consideration a range of factors, including your BMI, metabolic rate, physical structure, immune system, as well as assimilation and elimination systems. It also seeks to identify any underlying issues you might face, such as toxicology (adverse reaction to chemicals), nutritional and hormonal imbalance, and psychological trauma. ...

Traumatic Stress Disorders: Anxiety disorders manifested by the development of characteristic symptoms following a psychologically traumatic event that is outside the normal range of usual human experience. Symptoms include re-experiencing the traumatic event, increased arousal, and numbing of responsiveness to or reduced involvement with the external world. Traumatic stress disorders can be further classified by the time of onset and the duration of these symptoms.

Background The interaction of the association of dopamine genes, impulsivity and childhood trauma with substance abuse remains unclear. Objectives To clarify the impacts and the interactions of the Catechol -O-methyltransferase (COMT) gene, impulsivity and childhood trauma on the age of onset of heroin use among heroin dependent patients in China. Methods 202 male and 248 female inpatients who meet DSM-IV criteria of heroin dependence were enrolled. Impulsivity and childhood trauma were measured using BIS-11 (Barratt Impulsiveness Scale-11) and ETISR-SF (Early Trauma Inventory Self Report-Short Form). The single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) rs737866 on the COMT gene-which has previously been associated with heroin abuse, was genotyped using a DNA sequence detection system. Structural equations model was used to assess the interaction paths between these factors and the age of onset of heroin use. Principal Findings Chi-square test indicated the individuals with TT allele have earlier age of onset

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TY - JOUR. T1 - A case-control study of childhood trauma in the development of irritable bowel syndrome. AU - Halland, M.. AU - Almazar, A.. AU - Lee, R.. AU - Atkinson, E.. AU - Larson, J.. AU - Talley, N. J.. AU - Saito, Y. A.. N1 - Copyright: Copyright 2015 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.. PY - 2014/7. Y1 - 2014/7. N2 - Background: The etiology of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is not been fully elucidated, but childhood trauma may disturb the brain-gut axis and therefore be important. Thus, we conducted a family based case-control study of IBS cases and their relatives with the aims to (i) determine the frequency of childhood trauma among IBS cases and controls as well as their relatives, and (ii) assess childhood trauma among IBS cases with affected relatives (familial IBS). Methods: Outpatients with IBS, matched controls, and their first-degree relatives completed a self-report version of Bremner Early Trauma Inventory. Percent of cases and controls with a family history were compared ...

Work-related moral distress (MD) and secondary traumatic stress syndrome (STSS) may be associated with compromised health status among health professionals, reduced productivity, and inadequate safety of care. We explored the association of MD with the severity of STSS symptoms, along with the mediating role of mental distress symptoms. Associations with emotional exhaustion and professional satisfaction were also assessed. This cross-sectional survey conducted in 206 mental health nurses (MHNs) was employed across public sector community and hospital settings in Cyprus. The analysis revealed that MD (measured by the modified Moral Distress Scale) was positively associated with both STSS (measured by the Secondary Traumatic Stress Scale) and mental distress symptoms (assessed by the General Health Questionnaire-28). The association of MD with STSS symptoms was partially mediated by mental distress symptoms. This association remained largely unchanged after adjusting for gender, age, education, ...

Register for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies 33rd Annual Meeting to learn about the full complexity of responses to and recovery from trauma exposure.

The Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress (CSTS) was established the psychological impact and health consequences resulting from the traumatic impact of: 1) the possibility, or actual use, of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) during combat, acts of terrorism or hostage events; 2) combat, peacemaking, peacekeeping, and operations other than war; 3) natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, or floods; and, 4) more common stress producing events such as physical assaults and motor vehicle, shipboard, or airplane accidents in both the uniformed and civilian communities.

The Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress (CSTS) was established the psychological impact and health consequences resulting from the traumatic impact of: 1) the possibility, or actual use, of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) during combat, acts of terrorism or hostage events; 2) combat, peacemaking, peacekeeping, and operations other than war; 3) natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, or floods; and, 4) more common stress producing events such as physical assaults and motor vehicle, shipboard, or airplane accidents in both the uniformed and civilian communities.

This four-volume collection provides access to key papers which have formed our present-day understanding of the effects of extreme trauma. Traumatic stress is an important and diverse area of research and practice that crosses disciplines including psychology, psychiatry, and cognitive behavioural psychotherapy. The literature on the topic which has emerged over the last 50 years spans a large number of fields and journals. This major work performs the services of bringing together these disparate but vital strands of research into a single publication. Edited and introduced by esteemed Editor, Michael J. Scott, the literature is arranged into four thematic volumes, designed to guide the reader through key developments in the field and provide them with a comprehensive overview.. Volume One: Introduction, History, Context ...

For instance, following a single traumatic incident such as an assault, or at a more global level, following the terrorist attacks on New York on 9/11, and subsequently on the Transit Systems in London and Madrid, a majority of the nation experienced elevation of stress levels, particularly apprehension. However, some victims experience persistent fear. There is good clinically based evidence that even the most severe fear symptoms will respond to treatment.. According to Edna B. Foa, a renowned international authority on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), people who have been chronically traumatized victims live their lives in a constant state of fear and dread.. The fear paradigm is a useful term to describe victims who constantly experience the world as threatening.. While each school in neuro-behavior has a language to discuss fear as a symptom, the Behavioral school was perhaps the first to support its theory with preclinical and primate research data.. While other articles will ...

Psychological trauma has designed a special edition ebooks which will help in healing mental health problems and improving body language skills. Now, you can heal mental illness and treat your physical condition.

In military, law enforcement, industrial and disaster management contexts, traumatic stress symptoms and post-traumatic stress disorders have usually been regarded as a psychiatric problem. New research suggests that at least in some cases, such psychological dysfunction results from physical injuries to the brain itself.

A class of traumatic stress disorders with symptoms that last more than one month. There are various forms of post-traumatic stress disorder, depending on the time of onset and the duration of these stress symptoms. In the acute form, the duration of the symptoms is between 1 to 3 months. In the chronic form, symptoms last more than 3 months. With delayed onset, symptoms develop more than 6 months after the traumatic event ...

Event Description:. A closed mentoring group for this EFT practitioners who want to learn more about working safely with sexual trauma and sexual intimacy issues using EFT. Meets monthly every second Friday starting June 11th 9am AEST. Must book all six sessions at once. Maximum 8 participants, same people each month. Learn from Jules who has used EFT successfully with thousands of people who have experienced sexual trauma. Deepen your knowledge, improve your confidence and outcomes for your clients. Closed mentoring groups offer the opportunity for greater trust to develop in sharing, and therefore an enhanced learning experience for many. Any questions please email Jules: [email protected] ...

Shiatsu is an excellent pain reliever for many health conditions such as stress related disorders, endometriosis, menopause (and accompanying symptoms), and constipation. Shiatsu can

The Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety at the University of Pennsylvania is an internationally renowned treatment research center dedicated to developing, refining, and testing state-of-the-art therapies for anxiety and traumatic stress disorders.

Hobfoll, S.E., Watson, P., Bell, C.C., Brymer, M.J., Friedman, M.J., Friedman, M., Gersons, B.P.R., de Jong, J.T.V.M., Maguen, S., Neria, Y., Pynoos, R.S., Ruzek, J.I., Shalev, A.Y., Steinberg, A.M., Bryant, R.A., & Ursano, R.J. (2007). Five essential elements of immediate and mid-term mass trauma intervention: empirical evidence. Psychiatry: Interpersonal and Biological Processes, 70, 283-315. ...

opportunities for research to establish the existence of this phenomenon, and the potential implications for midwifery practice are identified.

1] In 1929, anthropologist Arnold Van Gennep coined the term rite of passage to describe the universal practice of ceremonializing lifes major events. Rites of passage were ways of consciously recognizing and supporting human identity and development throughout the lifespan. The honoring of such events brings about an increased sense of stability and connection with the self, others, and the environment. Rather than a rite, we claim that this is a right of passage, a right that each child is gifted when they are born.. [2] In her book, Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence - From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror (1997), Judith Herman, Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard University and researcher on traumatic stress, wrote, The core experiences of psychological trauma are disempowerment and disconnection from others (p.133). HKIs model of reintegration facilitates the opposite, which is empowerment and connection. By creating a safe and non-punitive environment, children feel ...

Saat bicara soal perasaan, kita tidak mungkin menghindari atau menyingkirkan hal-hal yang berhubungan dengan kesedihan. Pun seringkali kita akan menggunakan idiom untuk mengekspresikan perasaan tersebut. Dalam tulisan kali ini, kami akan membahas bagaimana cara mengekspresikan kesedihan dengan menggunakan idiom dalam bahasa Inggris. Berikut beberapa di antaranya yang mungkin dapat mewakili untuk mengungkapkan perasaan Anda. 1. … Continue reading English Idiom: Idiom Tentang Kesedihan

When tragedies like mass shootings occur, most of us struggle to make sense of it. How could something so terrible happen? What would cause another human being to do such a thing? And how can we move on with the knowledge that this latest mass shooting most likely wont be the last?. After a traumatic event, it is common to experience emotions such as shock, anger, sadness, and fear. Many people, especially young children, experience trouble sleeping and concentrating. While it may seem your life will never get back to normal, there are things you can do to cope and find emotional relief.. Acknowledge Your Feelings. During this time, it is important that you are honest with yourself about your feelings. Shoving them down may seem like the only way to function, but in the long-run, ignoring your emotions will only make things worse.. Take some time each day to connect with whatever it is you are feeling. Allow your reaction to your own feelings to flow through you and do not judge ...

The investigators propose a prospective single arm pilot cohort study of 100 youth (ages 15-25) to evaluate the feasibility of this project. A convenience sample of subjects will be enrolled on a voluntary basis from those who come to the day care center located in Nyanza, a district of the Southern province, in Rwanda. UYISENGA NMANZI identified 400 youths in Nyanza region, organized in 4 groups, each of them between 160 to 100 youths. Many of those orphans go to school in any school in the country. This situation will be taken into account for the calendar of activities and for organization of the regular interviews and evaluations.. Random selection of the participant will be ensured by choosing study subjects from a list and attributing them an arbitrary number. The random selection will be weighted by the size of the household group across the 4 groups in the Nyanza region. Selection will also be in proportion of sex and age groups. In this manner 100 youth will be picked with 20 backup ...

BIDMC physicians examine medication and ventilation strategies that protect COVID-19 patients but can lead to psychological distress and other problems.

Those who have experienced extreme trauma and their descendents have taught us much about resilience, renewal, and redemption-outcomes that are all recalled in this period of the Jewish Passover, Christian Easter, and Holocaust Memorial Week.

This extremely useful resource will appeal to teachers and therapists working with both children and adults. 120 idioms are defined and illustrated together with activities for consolidation and learning. There are 3 sections:. Section 1 - Idioms are amusingly illustrated and defined.. Section 2 - Multiple choice for matching meaning to idiom for consolidation. ...

This report is the first to map in detail the risks that traumatic stress and moral injury pose to those working in documentary and factual TV. In releasing it, the Dart Centre is calling for informed policies around the management of traumatic content, greater awareness of mental health, and more attention on ethical and emotional challenges of working with vulnerable contributors. ...

This report is the first to map in detail the risks that traumatic stress and moral injury pose to those working in documentary and factual TV. In releasing it, the Dart Centre is calling for informed policies around the management of traumatic content, greater awareness of mental health, and more attention on ethical and emotional challenges of working with vulnerable contributors. ...

Look we all have some of these issues in varying degrees. So my response to traumatic stress of my childhood made it harder for me to deal with issues, but it shouldnt matter. SOmeone who has a mental disorder should never be treated the way that we are. Were not monsters, we just have issues that affect our entire life. Like you dont have any of your own. We may not be able to control our emotions or our moods as easily as others, but that by no means makes us terrifying, scary people. Were the same people you liked before you knew. I tell people about my PTSD and Borderline to let them know that I may act strangely and that it has no bearing on them. Its just how I react to stress and generally Ive been triggered by something in the first place. Im trying to be nice, not freak you out or scare you away. When you do get fresked out and scared because of it it is not my fault but your inability to see past the stigma of mental illness. Shame on you, not me ...

Those coping with psychological trauma have a greater risk for cardiovascular disease, a large-scale study that goes beyond men and veterans finds.

Are you looking for some useful green idioms to liven up your English conversation?. If so, you have come to the right place.. In this post, we are going to look at 31 green idioms and phrases.. Lets get started!. ...

Youve written a great story. Do you need sex amidst the guns, fighting and mayhem, the psychological trauma and mystery, or the tenderness and promises? When I say do you need sex Im obviously referring to the requirements of the story-not your personal urges. I digress … . This blog post was born from the…

Idiom of the Day: in the pocket of (someone) Under the direct control or influence of someone or some group. Watch the video...: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tfd.mobile.TfdSearch

The following is a list of idioms about ordinal numbers (first, second, and so on) and multiplicative numbers, or what the late English-usage expert Henry

生活中的惯用语》分两册，本书为第2册。本书选取大概100条生活中常用的惯用语，按主题分类，分为评价人物、说明境遇、描写事物、言语交际四大类，每类下面又按照表示肯定、批评等标准细分为若干小类。 每个词条标注拼音，配有中、英、俄文注释，及若干例句和交际对话。书中还配有精美插图，生动有趣，帮助学习者更好地理解这些惯用语 ...

心有余而力不足 xīnyǒuyúérlìbùzú, [心有餘而力不足], the will is there, but not the strength (idiom)/the spirit is willing but the fl ...

心有余而力不足 xīnyǒuyúérlìbùzú, [心有餘而力不足], the will is there, but not the strength (idiom)/the spirit is willing but the fl ...

Hello! If you are studying English, you must have already faced some of the so called idiomatic expressions. An idiom is an expression, the meaning of which is