Trauma Disorder Blogs

Yes, that is true, self-harm can indicate trauma. The cruel and severe childhood treatment, such as abuse, neglect, or loss, can make well many individuals resort to self-infliction as a means of dealing with emotions, dissociation, or feelings of numbness that are too strong for them to bear Trauma can release very intense emotions and […]

PTSD, standing for post-traumatic stress disorder, is a severe mental condition occurring as a reaction to experiencing a traumatic event. In the popular mind, PTSD is often connected with participation in warfare, which is one common cause of the disorder. However, there are many reasons which can lead to PTSD development. Among them might be […]

Already tired on an average Tuesday, spoiling the weakening with anxious thoughts about the upcoming week at work, or having bad dreams about opening your mailbox. Sounds familiar? You’re not alone, 75% of American employees report the negative impact of work-related stress on their health and wellbeing. [1] Business-wise it means a decrease in workers’ […]

Post-traumatic stress disorder occurs in an estimated 3.9% of the global population, WHO says [1]. Traumatic experiences lead to this mental health impairment and the sufferings from PTSD can be almost unbearable. Typically, the results of PTSD relate to mental symptoms like changes in behavior, nightmares, bad sleep, anxiety issues or flashbacks which drown you […]

Marital crisis often results in traumatic events following the divorce process. Men and women come through divorces with various efficiency and usually divorce processes summon non-adaptive responses from a person. Previously, psychologists referred to divorce PTSD, but today the term post-divorce trauma is more typical to describe the lack of adaptivity in people who passed […]

According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, a mental disorder is defined as a psychological syndrome or pattern. That includes distress, disability, increased risk of death, or causes a significant loss of autonomy [2]. Mental illnesses are a common problem for people around the world and in the United States. The latest […]

An Emotional Support or Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is a special type of assistance animal that helps to alleviate the onset of autosomal or emotional impairments such as modesty, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. In most cases, these animals are usually brought in by a licensed mental health professional under the prescription of an individualized […]

Complicated grief is when grieving is done after a certain period has elapsed due to many reasons. Post-bereavement reaction: it was revealed, in this spectrum, as delayed grief reaction which may occur weeks or even years after the death of a loved one or after any form of critical change in the normal life of […]

Traumatic events in life such as violence, terrorist attacks, war, and natural disasters can cause a complex mental disease known as PTSD which stands for post-traumatic stress disorder. There are many symptoms of PTSD such as sleep disorders, anxiety, depression, hallucinations, memory loss, and anger. Understanding the connection between PTS disorder and emerging outbursts of […]