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| Authors: | Haim-Dahan, Racheli (AUTHOR), Akcan, Gizem (AUTHOR), Iffland, Benjamin (AUTHOR), Martinschledde, Dana (AUTHOR), Neuner, Frank (AUTHOR), Benli, Sezin (AUTHOR), Göçek, Elif Akdağ (AUTHOR), Ghafoerkhan, Rina (AUTHOR), El-Hage, Wissam (AUTHOR), Robinson, Martin (AUTHOR), Hanna, Donncha (AUTHOR), Armour, Chérie (AUTHOR), Aydogan, Merve (AUTHOR), Ozturk, Erdinc (AUTHOR), Derin, Gorkem (AUTHOR), Cobzeanu, Alexandra (AUTHOR), Măirean, Cornelia (AUTHOR), Danila, Oana (AUTHOR), Ditzer, Julia (AUTHOR), Burger, Clara (AUTHOR) |
| Source: | European Journal of Psychotraumatology. 2025 Suppl, Vol. 16, p1-52. 52p. |
| Subjects: | Post-traumatic stress disorder, Mental health services, Environmental psychology, Veterans, Stress management, Ukrainians, Political violence, Traumatism |
| Abstract: | The article discusses various studies and interventions related to trauma, particularly focusing on populations affected by war, violence, and other forms of adversity. It highlights the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among combat veterans, the effectiveness of nature-based therapies, and the unique experiences of individuals in conflict zones, such as Ukrainian refugees and survivors of political violence. The studies emphasize the importance of culturally sensitive interventions, the role of social support, and the need for tailored mental health services to address the complex needs of trauma-affected individuals. Additionally, the article explores the impact of childhood trauma on mental health and the significance of coping strategies in mitigating adverse effects. Overall, it underscores the necessity for comprehensive approaches to trauma care that consider individual and contextual factors. [Extracted from the article] |
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| Database: | Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection |
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