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    Treatments of Combat Veterans with PTSD Treatments of Combat Veterans with PTS Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is classified as an emotional illness resulting from life-threatening or severely unsafe traumatic event. It involves personal experience witnessing deadly event‚ assaults‚ natural disasters‚ sexual abuse‚ extreme violence‚ terrorist attacks or military combat. PTSD victims tend to avoid places‚ events‚ people or circumstances that remind them of traumatic events responsible

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    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder‚ or otherwise known as PTSD‚ is a disorder that affects many who have served in the military or those whov had a bad upbringing such as abuse. It is a “debilitating anxiety disorder”(HealthLine) that happens after observing or suffering through a distressing event. This occurrence may have put the onlooker or victim at risk of impairment or death. The symptoms of PTSD can range from reexperiencing the traumatic event to avoiding others so the likelihood of the event

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    SOLDIERS WITH PTSD THAT COMMIT CRIMES The ongoing war against Al Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan will always be a heavily debated topic from its beginning on October 7‚ 2001 with the attack on America soil on 9/11. But an ongoing war that is often ignored is the servicemen and women of those who return home from combat and suffer from psychological problems. As a Veteran of the U.S. Army myself that suffers from PTSD‚ I am disturb by the staggering reports of the number of combat veterans

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    Should MDMA be used in psychotherapy to treat PTSD? In this essay‚ it will be argued that MDMA should be used in psychotherapy and in particular Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) but only in a controlled clinical setting as there is no evidence for MDMA neurotoxicity in such conditions. Mithoefer et al (2011) is a recent study that attempted just that. It reported findings that 83% of participants no longer met DSM-IV criteria for PTSD after MDMA treatment‚ highlighting its potential value in

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    PTSD War will never be pretty or fun. It will always be gruesome and will cause the loss of many lives. Everyone grieves over those lives that were lost‚ but what about the people that live? What about the people that are in the military hospitals who are now amputees? How about the ones that have psychological problems? What about those who have physical and mental issues? People are often not informed of this. One type of a mental disease is known as PTSD‚ there is a cause‚ effects‚ and treatment

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    1. Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or "burn-out" has always been and issue for paramedics and other emergency responders‚ but it wasn’t recognized or even considered to be a significant problem. The causes of PTSD range from a major life-threatening incident (e.g. war‚ act of violence‚ accident and disaster) to a prolonged series of events (e.g. bullying‚ harassment‚ abuse‚ living with a violent partner). PTSD was introduced in the 1980s‚ before then it has been known by many names including

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    detailed examples of PTSD‚ even in his own life. This novel is more than just about the Vietnam War. It is about what a solider goes through on and off the battlefield. It’s about the art of a real war story. Most importantly it’s about what soldiers carried‚ physically‚ mentally‚ and emotionally; during‚ before‚ and after the war. The soldiers that made it back home suffered from many mental issues‚ mainly Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD). Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health

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    experiences would have a negative developmental affect on any child‚ perhaps developing PTSD. Hitchens writes that when he was speaking to James‚ the boy would sit perfectly still in his chair‚ stoic‚ but when it came time for James to share his story‚ he began twisting in his chair. Along with rubbing his eyes and making waving gestures with his arms‚ these restless and jumpy behaviours are common symptoms of PTSD. What is the impact on a child who was forced to kill someone? Are the outcomes of

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    traumatic experience. Friends dying in front of them‚ near death experiences‚ witnessing very gruesome deaths of Viet Cong soldiers‚ just to name a few. This effected the day to day lives of many soldiers‚ as most now have a condition called PTSD. PTSD negatively affects the human psyche. This caused most soldiers to turn to self medication which often lead to alcoholism and abuse of heroin in many soldiers. This is an example of how the Vietnam war changed the way of life for many of the American

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    intervention Professor Findley Kaplan University Abstract Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)‚ when did this disorder originate? What are some of the facts that have been found about PTSD? How does this disorder start? What treatments are available to help with this disorder? Many of these questions and more are going to be answered in this report. Millions and millions of people are affected by this disorder. PTSD is not restricted to any age as it affects young children‚ teens and adults. It affects

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