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85Facts about PTSD
PTSD, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, is a psychiatric problem that affects people who have survived deeply disturbing or traumatic events. Some of the most common symptoms of PTSD include: Flashbacks,...
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71Yoga Helps Treat Symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
PTSD is an anxiety disorder caused by experiencing a traumatic event. Symptoms associated with PTSD are often severe, but one treatment option is making a difference for many people...yoga.
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65EMDR, the swift and easy way out of painful events and memories
EMDR gives hope to many that still suffer from the traumas of war, rape, molestation, accidents, but also from parental neglect, the loss of a loved one and many other events of life. It doesn't last long, it doesn't demand talking a lot. It just helps, quickly and easily.
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73EMOTIONAL TRAUMA
Trauma may be described as an injury that is physical or psychological and has a lasting effect. Some physical injuries not only results in physical effect but pain it self is an emotional response to hurt...
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75How to Lose Your Job with Grace and Style
As bad as 2008 was for the U.S. economy, 2009 is going to be worse. That's right--2009 is going to make 2008 look like the good old days--or at least like the end of the good old days. Right now, a tidal...
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61Starting Over After Trauma
PTSD is hard for someone to understand if they haven't experienced it, themselves. Having PTSD is like being on a merry go round that never stops. Forever turning no matter how much you want to stop and get...
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57Your Broken Heart
Grief is a very traumatic event in your life. Understanding the stages of grief, the symptoms of grief may help you get through it easier. The Kübler-Ross model was introduced in 1969 by a woman called...
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61Emotional Healing Process
For someone who has been through a traumatic event like car accident, many people consider physical recovery as the main priority. Understandably, the first thing that we see appears to be most important...
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