'Traumatic stress disorder' presentation slideshows

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. JANIS CARTER & GERARD BYRNE Department of Psychiatry University of Queensland. janiscarter@onaustralia.com.au www.therapywithyoga.com . g.byrne@psychiatry.uq.edu.au. Overview of the presentation. What is it? Why is it important? Key Symptoms of PTSD

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Module 1: Discovering Psychology

Module 1: Discovering Psychology. Psychology is the science of behavior and mental processes. 1.Observable actions (Behavior) 2.Unobservable actions (Mental Processes). What is Psychology?. What are the goals of Psychology?. The 1 st goal of Psych. Is to Describe . What When

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Understanding Trauma and its Effects on Learning

Understanding Trauma and its Effects on Learning. Why is it important for teachers to understand trauma? How do traumatic events effect students and teachers? How to respond to trauma within an educational setting. Presented by Lisa Stringer / lstringer@ecs-sf.org.

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Stress: The Constant Challenge Chapter 2

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Chapter 3: Managing Stress

Chapter 3: Managing Stress. General Adaptation Syndrome. Stress Management. Sources of Stress. Neurology of Stress. $100. $100. $ 100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. FINAL ROUND. General Adaptation Syndrome : $100 Question.

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Jennie Abrahamson

Jennie Abrahamson. Student Research at the University of Washington: NCHI Project, IBEC Research Team http://ibec.ischool.washington.edu LIS 528: Health Sciences Information Needs, Resources, and Environment.

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Introduction to Trauma-focused cognitive Behavioral therapy

Introduction to Trauma-focused cognitive Behavioral therapy. Elizabeth Feldman, PhD University of Washington School of Medicine. The origins of TFCBT. Developed for treating sexually abused children Viewed working with parents as an integral part of treatment Esther Deblinger , Ph.D.

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Anxiety

Anxiety. What is Anxiety?. anxiety. An unpleasant emotional and physical state of overwhelming apprehension and fear. (www.mayoclinic.com). Some Anxiety Disorders. Generalized Anxiety Disorder Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Separation Anxiety Panic Disorder

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COHORT STUDIES

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Critical Incident Response / Debriefing Guidelines

Critical Incident Response / Debriefing Guidelines. Michelle Bakjac Psychologist. What is Trauma?. Trauma means different things to different people 65% of Australians are likely to experience or witness an event that threatens their safety Traumatic events are often sudden or unexpected

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Power of VA-DoD Sharing Conference VistA Fee IPAC Update Office of Enterprise Development (OED) Patient Management Port

Power of VA-DoD Sharing Conference VistA Fee IPAC Update Office of Enterprise Development (OED) Patient Management Portfolio Management Office (PMO). Deborah Lawson June 4 , 2009. Agenda. Introductions Overview Processes & Problems Stakeholders Software Requirements Timelines Summary

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Clinical Psychology

Clinical Psychology. Concepts. Different approaches have different ideas about what causes psychological disorders to develop Most psychological disorders are caused by multiple factors. Bio-psycho-social model. Concepts.

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Resolving Conflicts With Others. THE MEANING OF CONFLICT. A conflict is a situation in which two or more goals, or events are incompatible or mutually exclusive. (You are forced to make a choice.) A conflict is also a strife, quarrel, or battle.

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Development of a Trauma Informed System of Care Assessment Tool

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Emotions

Your. Emotions. Emotions. Everyone feels happiness, surprise, fear, sadness, disgust and anger at some time - these are the six basic emotions. There are over 600 words in English to describe them and we use 42 muscles in our faces to express them. Extreme emotions.

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The Psychology of Terrorism

The Psychology of Terrorism. The Psychology of Terrorism:. Common elements of most official definitions of terrorism: Use of violence to create fear Intent to intimidate or coerce Political aims. The Psychology of Terrorism:. Terrorism is a conflict for hearts and minds

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National Test Centers at Joint Base Lewis McChord

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Traumatic Brain Injury & Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Traumatic Brain Injury & Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program Washington D.C. August - 2008. Traumatic Brain Injury. An estimate up to 30% of OIF/OEF suffer mild, moderate and severe brain trauma 60% of bomb blast victims have TBI

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The Short and Long Term Effects of Rape and Childhood Sexual Abuse

The Short and Long Term Effects of Rape and Childhood Sexual Abuse. by Amanda Goodson. Rape (noun): is an assault by a person involving sexual intercourse with or without sexual penetration of another person without that person's consent. Synonym: sexual assault .

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