6 Results for posttraumatic stress disorder

A CASE STUDY OF ATTACHMENT DISORDER T.J. was born to a mother who was neglectful of her children and a father who was unavailable to the family. The parents both were on drugs and abused alcohol. The family was poor and when the father moved out of the household, the mother moved the children ...
There are many Psychological Disorders: Bipolar Disorder; Generalized Anxiety Disorder; Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder; Panic and Agoraphobia Disorder; Schizophrenia.... Disorders like depression, neuroses, anxiety disorders, psychosomatic diseases, posttraumatic stress disorders, are very common in ...
Abstract This paper will take a look at the prevalence of trauma in youth who are involved in the juvenile justice system. We will also take a look at PTSD and Trauma-Informed Care in youth along with three case studies of effective and ineffective treatments and/or therapies of trauma in youth who ...
ARE boys in trouble today? Their situation is desperate, according to a coalition of clinical and academic psychologists. The alarming news has been trumpeted in scholarly journals as well as in several bestselling books, most notably William Pollack's Real Boys and Michael Gurian's The Wonder of B...
Massage, the art of touch, is as old as time itself. We are born with the basic instincts of massage, as are apes and other animals. The benefit of rubbing aching muscles and hurt limbs comes to us as naturally as breathing air. The first known accounts of massage date back to 1400 B.C. at the star...
According to some sources, hypnotism has a long history and has been utilized by humans since people first began settling into tribes (LeCron & Bordeaux, 1949; LeCron, 1954). The modern definition of hypnosis is that it is a "state of attentive, receptive concentration with a relative suspension o...