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    that the purest form of that drug could help people who suffer PTSD? In this speech‚ I will tell you what PTSD is‚ the benefits of MDMA‚ and the risks of MDMA. Body Example 1: About 8% of people in the Unites State suffer Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. That ends up being roughly around 24.4 million people. PTSD affects up to 8% of people which is roughly 24.4 million people (PTSD United). Many people assume that the people who suffer PTSD are combat war veterans. While most them are‚ there are many

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    Overview: For my project I chose to take a closer looked at Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) due to sexual trauma. I found interest in this topic because my mother has been diagnosed with PTSD and she suffers from the symptoms of it daily. I also have two friends who are twins who I believe suffer from PTSD but are not diagnosed. For this project I will be using my mother‚ one of my friends and my cousin who works for the Coalition Against Rape and Abuse (CARA) to thoroughly explore this topic

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    There are a clearly a great number of symptoms related to posttraumatic stress disorder‚ which can lead to difficulty in pinning down exactly what it is. A person suffering from PTSD could experience any of these symptoms or all of them. A deeper understanding of PTSD comes through understanding stress responses in general. When a stressor is present‚ the sympathetic nervous system or hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal pathway takes over and causes various physiological responses

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    the following reactions are increasing. Back in the Vietnam era the phrase PTSD was not developed and the condition was not fully understood‚ with the advent of the recent conflicts in the middle east the need to diagnose the condition and elaborate on it has become apparent. The cause of PTSD in soldiers can seem obvious‚ but as I’ve noticed from personal experiences there is nothing common about the cause and effect of PTSD.

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    mental capabilities that causes a person to be confused while thinking and can reduce the person’s awareness of their environment (mayoclinic). This illness can be linked with more than one factor such as medication‚ a medical condition‚ and multiple etiologies (DSM). Delirium can be confused with dementia because of similar symptoms so it is important that the family or caregiver can give their input so the doctor can make a correct diagnosis (mayoclinic). According to the Mayo Clinic‚ there are three

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    close to exploding shells. Today though‚ Shell shock is called Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This change of name happened in 1970 after the Vietnam War. PTSD is essentially the same as Shell Shock but PTSD is a more precise than Shell Shock was. PTSD is now considered a common psychological disorder which can occur to a person after they have been exposed to any traumatic event. The causes of PTSD can include‚ but is not limited to sexual or physical assault‚ military

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    rape victims suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). PTSD is a mental disorder that affects individuals emotionally‚ behaviorally‚ and psychologically. PTSD estimated to affect about 7% of Americans in a lifetime. The content of this paper is to analyze the history of CPT and how when used appropriately‚ it decreases PTSD symptoms. Additionally‚ this paper will include evidence in research using CPT amongst individuals with PTSD. In conclusion‚ this paper provides a mock initial therapy

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    Procedures for Assessment Historically‚ the assessment process to determine diagnosed criteria for PTSD is completed by client self-reports and through therapist/provider interviews. There are limitations to this type of assessment as the primary information is derived from the client. Accurate information of their symptoms can be misrepresented or inaccurate. Relying on clients to recall a month long of their symptoms when they could be experiencing concentration abnormalities is generally not

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    Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on numerous occasions has been utilized as a fortification for criminal defenses. These defensive pleas range from self-defense‚ weakened capacity‚ sentencing extenuation‚ insentience‚ and insanity or irrationality (Berger‚ McNiel‚ & Binder‚ 2012). In the process of inspecting relative case laws that include scenarios where the ailment is issued as a criminal defense‚ and the varied treatment in the judicial system. It appears that the judicial system hasn’t always

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    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Military Families Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) involves numerous symptoms for sufferers‚ but the family members around that individual must endure those symptoms as well. Individuals living within the home of a returning military member may struggle with the symptoms associated with the military member’s illness. The individual with the illness often exhibits symptomatic withdrawal from his family (American Psychiatric Association‚ 2000)‚ which

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