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Category: Articles>Trauma and PTSD

Bullied Children 400 Times More Likely to Harm Themselves in Teen Years

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Bullying is the common term for a range of physical and non-physical behaviors that center on the use of aggression to demean others and assert power and social control. Current…

Meditation As a Part of PTSD Treatment

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More than two million U.S. servicemen and women have been actively engaged in this country’s war against terrorism in either Afghanistan or Iraq. Until our complete withdrawal, that number grows,…

How to Manage Anxiety

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Telling someone with anxiety to “just relax” is like telling someone with depression to “cheer up.” Anxiety disorders affect about 40 million American adults (or about 18% of the population)…

Child Sexual Abuse as a Cause of PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)

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PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) is a mental health disorder that sometimes occurs in the aftermath of situations that involve some type of violence or physical harm, or alternatively, situations that…

The Woman Warrior: PTSD and Female Soldiers

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Shell shock. Combat fatigue. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is the latest name and diagnostic formulation for a malady that is probably as old as warfare itself. One soldier described…

To Tell or Not to Tell: Sharing Your Trauma and What to Expect

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Survivors of trauma like rape or child abuse always face a big decision with each new friend or date they meet… to tell or not to tell. For someone who…

The Truth About Repressed Memories

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Is it really possible for the brain to block out traumatic memories? If so, how is it possible? Psychologists and experts in the addiction and recovery arena seem to be…

Chronic Worry Increases Risk for PTSD

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Nail-biting may not only increase a person’s risk of falling prey to illness from bacteria, but new research indicates that those who worry incessantly may also be more at risk…

Perceived Threat May Lead to PTSD

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Soldiers returning from deployment to a combat zone often experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD can occur any time an individual is involved in or a witness to a disaster…

Type of Disaster Does Not Predict PTSD

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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is often experienced by individuals who have experienced or witnessed a tragic event. The situation leading to PTSD can be anything traumatic, from a car accident…

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Category: Articles>Trauma and PTSD

Category: Articles>Trauma and PTSD

Bullied Children 400 Times More Likely to Harm Themselves in Teen Years

Meditation As a Part of PTSD Treatment

How to Manage Anxiety

Child Sexual Abuse as a Cause of PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)

The Woman Warrior: PTSD and Female Soldiers

To Tell or Not to Tell: Sharing Your Trauma and What to Expect

The Truth About Repressed Memories

Chronic Worry Increases Risk for PTSD

Perceived Threat May Lead to PTSD

Type of Disaster Does Not Predict PTSD

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