The next week, I was so eager to learn something new. The psychiatrist announced that it was the military week. This implies that he would spend long hours interacting with them because they were new clients. He needed to get good and solid information about every one of them. Most of the clients who worked in the military or who fought in the military, suffered from Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PSTD). The professor in the abnormal psychology textbook, noted that the diagnostic criteria for PSTD requires that a person must have exposed to actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violation. However, as I am listening to the clients I noticed repeated symptoms of PSTD. Following exposure to this event, a diagnosis of PSTD also
