Ptsd

PTSD Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder [Name of the institute] Table of Contents Introduction3 Causes3 Symptoms3 Re-experiencing the traumatic event4 Avoiding reminders of the trauma4 Increased anxiety and emotional arousal4 Treatment4 Trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy5 Family therapy5 Medication5 Other treatments6 Conclusion6 References7 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Introduction Post-traumatic stress disorder is a problem which develops when someone goes through a tragedy in his or her life. This tragedy can be any event that ...

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Teenage Substance Abuse

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Add And Adhd

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Meningitis

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Erikson’s Timeline

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Person Centered Therapy

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The Al Qaeda Manual

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Haiti Earthquake Victims

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Lifespan Development

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Sexual Behavior Problem

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