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 [[http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Winnicott|Donald Winnicott]] had his own idea about this concept. He said that when the environment impinges to this degree, it is an ‘annihilation of being’, hence that original ‘beingness’ can no longer ‘be’, and another has to take its place, one that has sufficiently developed to allow for this unpredictable event (impingement). [[http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Winnicott|Donald Winnicott]] had his own idea about this concept. He said that when the environment impinges to this degree, it is an ‘annihilation of being’, hence that original ‘beingness’ can no longer ‘be’, and another has to take its place, one that has sufficiently developed to allow for this unpredictable event (impingement).
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 +“Trauma is an impingement from the environment and from the individual’s reaction to the environment that occurs prior to the individual’s development of the mechanisms that make the unpredictable predictable.”
  
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-  prior to the individual’s development of the mechanisms that make the unpredictable predictable.” D.W.Winnicott+
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 <sub>Quote from Boundary and Space (pg. 58) - (1967) ‘Clinical Regression Compared with Defence Organisation’</sub> <sub>Quote from Boundary and Space (pg. 58) - (1967) ‘Clinical Regression Compared with Defence Organisation’</sub>
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 <sup>Figure 4</sup> <sup>Figure 4</sup>
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 The consequence of this process is that we have a large part of our mental history and sense of being (ontology) unable to participate in the new world order. The consequence of this process is that we have a large part of our mental history and sense of being (ontology) unable to participate in the new world order.
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 <sup>Figure 5</sup> <sup>Figure 5</sup>
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 There are two boundaries shown in Figure 5: There are two boundaries shown in Figure 5: