Psychological trauma

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    particular attention to the correlation between psychological trauma and later physiological health. Emphasis will be placed upon the continued development and research into alternative and holistic therapies that may help address the pervasive and complex long-term effects that childhood trauma has upon an individual’s later life; which is perhaps not adequately addressed by traditional psychodynamic therapies. Most frequently cited treatments for trauma typically utilise talking therapies…

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    named American Indian Historical Trauma (AIHT). There is many various types of traumas that people could suffer from, but AIHT is specifically for Native Americans that suffer from the horrid past of their people. Some people may find AIHT as an exaggerated form of another illness, but AIHT is a proven condition that has serious consequences. Even though it is usually overlooked, AIHT can be found in many fictional works. To see how American Indian Historical Trauma affects Native Americans,…

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    significant physical and psychological problems. These problems can include difficulty sleeping, somatic problems (Antal & Range, 2009), PTSD, depression, and anxiety. This trauma can follow a person for the rest of his or her life and increases the risk of entering into sexually abusive relationships later in life (Harte, Hamilton, & Meston, 2013). Survivors of childhood abuse may benefit from therapeutic interventions that encourage them to write about their past trauma (Antal & Range, 2009).…

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    extraordinary traumas such as travel accidents (plane, car, train, etc.), workplace accidents, violent crimes, and witnessing violence or horrifying incidents. My mom is not a veteran and is diagnosed with PTSD based on early violence in her life and I’ve seen, first hand, how this trauma has affected her and the choices she makes as a result. This subject is near and dear to my heart. People who are diagnosed with PTSD develop a particular set of symptoms following an extraordinary…

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    in children, since in most cases children are unable to recognize the trauma within themselves and often time mistake reliving the trauma for a nightmare. Psychological First Aid (PFA),…

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    event can alter the physical structures of the brain that govern fear and anxiety (Neergaard, 2014). Bruce McEwen, a neuroscientist at Rockefeller University stated that, “The brain is never going to be the same as it was before.” Chronic stress and traumas have the potential to damage the brain’s memory systems (Neergaard, 2014). A CIA psychologist noted in response to an isolated prisoner who was kept in total…

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    2.6 Symptoms of Vicarious Trauma Rosenbloom, Pratt and Pearlmann (1995) argue that VT can be unexpected and symptoms may not be detectable for quite some time. Physical, emotional and behavioural symptoms such as sleep disturbances, trust issues, safety concerns, intrusive imagery, intimacy issues and a sense of frustration with clients are all common symptoms of VT. Furthermore, work related issues and interpersonal problems may likely occur with VT (Sommer, 2008). Pearlman and Saaktvine…

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    Trauma is described as, a deeply distressing or disturbing experience. As we have learned from our text, people who experience trauma are more likely to be susceptible to a variety of abuse. In other cases we know that violence can lead to the beginning of, or additional trauma outcomes. This included, PTSD, mental health issues, and maybe the potential increase for substance abuse. Substance abuse also has the ability to be a leading factor as to why some of these issues in violence arise.…

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    A traumatic experience is defined as the initial act that involves a threats or acts of injury, physical and psychological harm that may entice grave fear, helplessness, or horror in an individual. There are a wide variety of psychological issues that a victim may endure which stems from them being trafficked for an extensive period of time. Trafficked victims may suffer from an array of mental health issues stemming from brutal physical and emotional mistreatment by their trafficker or by other…

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    Influences of trauma can affect the child’s development by imposing on neural cognitive function, attachment, emotional, spiritual development and the list can go on. The first thing that must be understood is what is trauma and what does it look like to a child? Trauma is an event that occurs abruptly and harmful. According to American Psychological Association (2015), “Trauma is an emotional response to a terrible event like an accident, rape or natural disaster.” Looking at a trauma for a…

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