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    pain and decrease symptoms of PTSD and strokes. In this way, Virtual reality is beneficial to society. Virtual reality can be used to help clinical psychologist make important assessments about their patients. One study claims that the benefits of virtual reality for clinical assessments allow for the psychologist to “offer safe, repeatable, and diversifiable assessments of real word…

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    Rick Tocchet Case Study

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    for him to pay for his post-secondary. Although, Rick is an active member in the society he has had a track record of poor attendance in school and often does not get along with his professors. A significant part of this behaviour is due to a history PTSD. As Tocchet was growing up, he was surrounded by alcoholics including both his mother and father which resulted in a difficult upbringing. In addition, he was subject…

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    Soldiers undergo traumatic events while in combat. Some survive harrowing experiences; other men die. When soldiers go back home to their loved ones, it is hard to look past what happened to their comrades while they were in combat. For the soldiers who survives, everyday life is a tossup between feeling genuinely happy and feeling guilty for surviving. Even the toughest of soldiers may suffer from survivor’s guilt---a psychological syndrome that makes someone believe they have done wrong by…

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    following disasters. If a parent is experiencing high levels of distress, they cannot effectively provide the necessary social support to their children. Parental reactions to post disaster situations influence the likelihood of a child developing PTSD (Lowe, Chan & Rhodes, 2010). After displacement female adolescents had a particularly hard time coping. These young girls suffered from low self-esteem, anxiety and depression. A particularly dangerous mechanism of coping amongst adolescents is…

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    certain mental disorders such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and also epigenetic changes to our DNA. Behaviour is commonly associated with…

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    veteran cannot secure substantially gainful employment as a result of a service-connected disability and the veteran’s disability rating is at 60% or more. 38 C.F.R. § 4.16(a). Here as of May 2017, Mr. Dube’s disability rating for his service-connected PTSD was above 60%. Mr. Dube…

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    Army Veteran. Imagery Exposure Therapy is widely used in the Veterans Administration (VA) for PTSD and victims of rape. In 2011 I was diagnosed with PTSD at a routine doctor’s visit by a doctor who was able to discern my surly mood and recommend counseling. The VA sent me to counseling with a psychologist; at this time I was not aware that I had PTSD, I was resistant to the idea that I may have had PTSD, I was not sure what to expect in a counseling session; and the whole ordeal was very…

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    highly stressful experiences that can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) occur surprisingly often” (Bower). Bao Ninh wrote his novel, The Sorrow of War, after his experiences from the Vietnam War. The story is about the main character, Kien, and how he goes through his life carrying his “sorrows of war”, and is broken inside because of it. Applying Trauma Theory to this novel, one can see that Kien received PTSD through his war experiences and therefore becomes addicted to his trauma.…

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    In order to know this, one needs to know what type of support animal is best suited, how they are trained, and what effects they have or what do these animals provide. Support animals offer therapeutic effects to many suffering from PTSD, depression, or other types of disorders. There are two types of support animals that provide support and each offer different types of assistance: an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) and a Service Animal (SA). There is currently a lot of debate on…

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    In addition, PTSD is made up of three groups, one being disturbances, which is re-experiencing the traumatic event in nightmares or flashbacks; avoidance of stimuli that could be reminders of the traumatic event; and hyperarousal, which could be caused from insomnia as well as increased tension throughout the day. Posttraumatic nightmares are part of the re-experiencing group, and are one of the major complaints of persons who have PTSD. An occurrence of around 60 percent…

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