encopresis and hx of prolonged traumatic stress

[Elise.M.Bon-Rudin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Elise M. Bon-Rudin)]

I would appreciate references to elimination disorders as a malaptive response to early prolonged traumatic stress, via CNS (catecholamine activity?) or other mechanism.  I have read much of Bruce Perry's work but have yet to find reference to this particular physiological response.  Reference to the "no evidence found" of course equally welcomed.

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Elise Bon-Rudin, Ed.D., LMHC
Clinical Associate & Instructor in Psychiatry
Mental Health Clinician and Program Development Coordinator
Child Advocacy and Protection Program
Children's Hospital at Dartmouth
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