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Crisis reactions after a long period are normally in response to a trigger event, which may include some sensory recollection (smell, touch, sound, etc.), anniversary of the event, seeing the assailant, going to trials, and even seeing media coverage of the event.

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Crisis reactions after a long period are normally in response to a trigger event, which may include some sensory recollection (smell, touch, sound, etc.), anniversary of the event, seeing the assailant, going to trials, and even seeing media coverage of the event.






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