The Bio Psycho Social Spiritual Implications of Early Childhood Trauma
A Comprehensive Review
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Title: The Bio Psycho Social Spiritual Implications of Early Childhood Trauma: A Comprehensive Review (Social Sciences - Psychology)
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Abstract
The child maltreatment and abuse is considered to be a significant and common burden on the system of health care as it is suspected to form sudden long and short term sequelae. Child neglect and abuse is a problem with many social, intra-psychic, spiritual, psychosocial, biological and interpersonal aspects. The PTSD prevalence is high among the individuals with severe mental illness, but limited knowledge is available about the use of interventions and implications for reducing the PTSD burden in the population. Recently, limited data indicates the effective and safe interventions for treating the individuals. This comprehensive review will present the scientific published work to report numerous studies linked with the approaches of psychological treatment for individuals with severe mental Illness and co morbid PTSD. This was a review published from 2000-2012 in English language retrieved from numerous data bases such as American Psychological Association, PsychINFO, and PubMed - a U.S. National Library of Medicine for abstract generation. Five studies met the inclusion criteria. This study described treatment programs including the eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, exposure-based cognitive-behavioral therapy, and psycho-education. The effectiveness of these programs was also examined along with the explanation of the public health and clinical implications. The data which supports the use of the implications and interventions are limited and it requires further researches and trials of efficacy. The protocols of treatments need to be included for management of stress education for such a population. The management of stress results in the sense of empowerment and maladaptive coping strategies for the adult survivors as they progress down their healing path. The understanding of the long term consequences of the neglect and abuse in children is important for designing the programs of treatment along with motivating programs of prevention.