Philippe Izmailov's Blog, page 1413
December 26, 2016
Ann Jones – The “Usual Experience” of Civilians and Soldiers: Hysteria and the origins of PTSD
On September 15, 2016 the Peter Wall Institute presented ‘War Stories’ from Afghanistan, Iraq and other conflict zones told by foreign correspondents, combat veterans and scholars. Ann Jones discussed the precise psychiatric definition of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and its application to common victims: raped and battered women, and soldiers and civilians of both… Read More »
December 25, 2016
Gordon Steve Green on the benefits of medical marijuana in treating PTSD
Gordon Steve Green was once on 30 different psychotropic medications, as a result of epilepsy and PTSD. After being given medical marijuana, he has succeeded in freeing himself of all the other medications. He testified in favor of approving cannabis to treat PTSD. The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.is charged with making the… Read More »
The Invisible Consequences of War: Understanding Post-Traumatic Stress
We invite you to attend a lecture and panel discussion on post-traumatic stress and the challenges Ukrainian soldiers face when returning to civilian life. Nolan Peterson, a Ukraine-based American journalist and a former U.S. Air Force special operations pilot, will lead a panel discussion addressing the psychological effects of war and the current mental health… Read More »
PTSD INTERVIEW PART 2
Source: Youtube
Battle Scars: Living with PTSD – Part One
Military personnel dealing with stress at home due to recent deployments. Information provided with the help of www.realwarriors.net. Information Video Showcases PTSD, and the realities of getting help! Source: Youtube
Michael & His Dragon (excerpt)
Michael Ergo looks like a typical guy in his early 20s but one thing sets him apart, only a few years before he was fighting insurgents in the Iraq war. Cleverly told through the story of Michael’s tattoos – tattoos that mark his personal journey as both solider and veteran, this film is a deep… Read More »
“Development of a PTSD terminology framework…”
Travis Gamble PhD Student/NLM Fellow Department of Medical Informatics & Clinical Epidemiology Oregon Health & Science University Thursday, June 9, 2016 PhD Dissertation Defense “Development of a PTSD terminology framework to support knowledge acquisition, concept recognition, and data mining” Source: Youtube
Justin’s Testimonial
Justin cures himself of symptoms of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) as well as scaring from a Hernia surgery. Source: Youtube
UT receives NIH funding to study PTSD – WTVG
Media Coverage Source: Youtube
