Philippe Izmailov's Blog, page 1490
September 13, 2016
Beyond Post-Traumatic Stress by Sarah Hautzinger
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September 12, 2016
9/11 first responders suffer way more PTSD than expected
A new study shows that September 11th first responders suffer from higher rates of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and cancer. Nearly one-fifth of first responders at the World Trade Center developed PTSD, according to the study. RT correspondent Trinity Chavez reports from Ground Zero. Find RT America in your area: http://rt.com/where-to-watch/ Or watch us online:… Read More »
Post Traumatic Stress, a healing journey!
My story of healing from Post Traumatic Stress. Source: Youtube
Fighting Post Traumatic Stress with Soft Lights and Pillows
So, I know this video might be a bit brash for some, but I know that there are also a lot of people who struggle with this as I do. For those who struggle, you’re not alone. https://www.youtube.com/user/LupusLife https://www.instagram.com/majahight/ Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Majahight Check out my shop: http://www.redbubble.com/people/natlo... Source: Youtube
First Responders with PTSD
Discussions of PTSD usually surround military personnel returning from the front lines of war-torn countries. And while the attitudes of some officers are slowly starting to change, many believe police managers and the upper brass are reluctant to acknowledge PTSD as an on-duty injury and address the growing problem in the rank and file. The… Read More »
COMPLEX PTSD – FROM SURVIVING TO THRIVING
Recent studies have shown that three-quarters of the Australian population have experienced at least one potentially traumatic event (such as a car accident, natural disaster, exposure to crime, loss of a loved one, or the violence of war) over their lifetime. Trauma affects people in different ways and, for some, the effects are so great… Read More »
Caring for Those with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Many survivors of a traumatic event return to normal with time, but others take longer to heal. Those individuals may develop posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). If you are caring for a service member with PTSD, learn all you can about his or her condition and how you can provide proper care. Source: Youtube
Post Traumatic Stress & Humanitarian Aid Workers
Signs, symptoms and treatment of post traumatic stress disorder for aid workers/ humanitarian aid workers. http://www.resiliencetraining.eu/ Educational video for aid workers and international/ national NGO staff. With Roger Mills from The Achilles Initiative: http://www.achilles.eu/ Source: Youtube
