Ask most people what PTSD is, and they will likely tell you it’s a condition that war veterans often suffer from as a result of exposure to war. Much has been written, studied, and shared in popular culture about the war veteran’s post-traumatic stress experience of flashbacks, nightmares, and constant anxiety. The American Psychological Association defines PTSD or post-traumatic stress disorder as “an anxiety problem that develops in some people after extremely traumatic events, such as combat, crime, an accident, or natural disaster.”
From Traumatic Life Event to Mental Health Disorder
Dr. James Zender2021-06-25T19:12:11-04:00June 20, 2021|News, Psychology Today Blog|Comments Off on From Traumatic Life Event to Mental Health Disorder