Ballistic trauma

the accident is whiplash injury. these accidents are common in the neck of a sudden bending back and forth and it casues severe health outcomes. Tissue damage in neck - whiplash in any direction unexpected shocks caused by unnatural head and neck trauma refers to different. If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms after a crash tested, you make an accident claim for whiplash reasons may be: • Constant discomfort or pain in the neck • Painful spasms or stinging shoulders • Muscle…

A lot of people have PTSD. It is more common anxiety than most. You could attempt to help your granddaddy with his anxiety by using classical condition therapies. First to help your granddaddy I would use the systematic desensitization. Systematic desensitization simply means to gradually expose. If he was deployed to Vietnam he is most likely very familiar with the term “Charlie”. Charlie is the term US troops called the Vietnamese bad guys in Nam. You could start by showing a piece of paper…

One of the most difficulty problems commonly arising in the false memory debate is “defining terms such as amnesia, recovery, repression, trauma, therapy, and even forgetting”; especially when there are scientifically proven cases of psychogenic amnesia (or functional amnesia) which refers to “a temporary loss of memory precipitated by a psychological trauma” (Memon & Young, 1998). But the line is thinly drawn between psychogenic amnesia and recovered memories by the concept of repression.…

does not affect war veterans alone. For instance, if one has been exposed to any kind of tragic event, he/she is at risk of post-traumatic stress disorder. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, unfortunately, is the inevitable result from experiencing traumas ranging from war violence to car crashes. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a disorder that can originate after a traumatic experience has occurred (Smith, Robinson and Segal). This can also affect a person who just witnessed the event or even a…

RAND Corporation was generally greater exposure to trauma, conducted a survey in 1965, 24 service members from the national community to evaluate and deploy a recent exposure to traumatic events and possible brain damage and evaluates current symptoms of psychological illness. Reports that at least 50% reported…

During a crisis event, the biggest difference in Acute Stress Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is that the ASD is the stress that happens here and now. The disorders can function in two completely different ways but may have the same symptoms. In ASD, one of the difference is that you are diagnosis with ASD within the first month from the traumatic experience. If the symptoms of the traumatic event were to continue beyond that month, the psychotherapist would then assess that the…

as their social networks, prior trauma, personality, upbringing, resiliency as well as many other variables. Every person is unique therefore how they respond to a trauma will be different than how another person will respond. (Van der Kolk, McFarland & Weisaeth, 2007). The reactions of the individual immediately after a trauma can be debilitating and beyond frightening but the human mind and body are well equipped to cope with the symptoms that result from trauma (Freidman, 2015). The stress…

needs of those that experience crisis and trauma collectively, through careful listening and responsive skills in counseling (Everly & Lating,2004). Different critical incidents Clinical Mental Health counselors respond to many critical incidents in their profession. Some of these crises may include: Natural disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes,…

Throughout each and every one of our lives, traumatic experiences may happen causing trauma to occur in our life for a short period of time. However, in some cases people experience chronic trauma that continues or repeats for months or even years at a time. Since C-PTSD or Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, is not an official diagnosis, rather an additional sub-diagnosis for PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. C-PTSD has damaging effects on several individuals which is growing each and…

A soldier’s homecoming should be a relief from what they have gone through in war. However, for some veterans there is a sense of emotional triggers or anger when they come home. They struggle to fit in with society after prolonged service. Paul experiences these emotions and struggles on the streets and in his household during his seventeen day leave. Much like the emotion in Suicide in the Trenches and the modern soldiers in Odysseus in America, Paul Baumer finds himself dispositioned in…