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Types of Trauma

Acute Stress Disorder
Acute Stress Disorder

Acute stress disorder (ASD) may develop after a traumatic event and can last up to one month. Here's what you need to know about this anxiety disorder. Acute stress disorder (ASD) may develop after a traumatic event and can last up to one month.

Child Maltreatment
Child Maltreatment

Child abuse and neglect is any act or series of acts of commission or omission by a parent or other caregiver (e.g., clergy, coach, teacher) that results in harm, potential for harm, or threat of harm to a child.

source: cdc.gov
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Comorbid PTSD
Comorbid PTSD

Comorbid PTSD PTSD comorbid with other psychiatric disorders is actually much more common than uncomplicated PTSD. PTSD is usually associated with at least one other major psychiatric disorder such as depression, alcohol or substance abuse, panic disorder, and other anxiety disorders.

Complex PTSD
Complex PTSD

What types of trauma are associated with Complex PTSD? During long-term traumas, the victim is generally held in a state of captivity, physically or emotionally, according to Dr. Herman (1). In these situations the victim is under the control of the perpetrator and unable to get away from the danger.

source: ptsd.va.gov
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence

The National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma & Mental Health provides training, support, and consultation to advocates, mental health and substance abuse providers, legal professionals, and policymakers as they work to improve agency and systems-level responses to survivors and their children.

Emotional Abuse or Psychological Maltreatment
Emotional Abuse or Psychological Maltreatment

Psychological trauma is the unique individual experience of an event or enduring conditions, in which: The individual’s ability to integrate his/her emotional experience is overwhelmed, or The individual experiences (subjectively) a threat to life, bodily integrity, or sanity.

source: sidran.org
Historical Trauma
Historical Trauma

Historical Trauma Book List (PDF) — See our book list of relevant texts that explore the complexities of historical trauma from a variety of diverse perspectives. Historical Trauma Research Article List (PDF) — Research articles that examine historical trauma and cultural healing. Presentations from researchers and professionals on historical trauma and cultural healing (PDF).

Medical Trauma
Medical Trauma

psychic trauma a psychologically upsetting experience that produces an emotional or mental disorder or otherwise has lasting negative effects on a person's thoughts, feelings, or behavior.

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Natural Disasters
Natural Disasters

Natural disasters often result in mass cases of PTSD for survivors. Trauma as a result of natural disasters is particularly insidious because it tends to traumatize large populations of people at once, and can result in epidemics of Survivor Guilt and other PTSD symptoms.

Neglect
Neglect

In 2009, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network in the US sent the DSM a proposal to include a new ‘Developmental Trauma Disorder’ in their framework, that would capture the reality of children who grow up with so called ‘silent abuse’ issues, including psychological abuse and emotional neglect.

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Normal Stress Response
Normal Stress Response

How Is PTSD Unlike a Normal Stress Response? Everyone deals with stress at some point or other in life. Whether in response to a physical threat or to a perceived social or emotional risk, the stress response is the body’s way of preparing to face or flee from danger.

Physical Abuse or Assault
Physical Abuse or Assault

Physical Abuse or Assault. Physical abuse or assault is defined as the actual or attempted infliction of physical pain (with or without the use of an object or weapon), including the use of severe corporeal punishment.

source: samhsa.gov
Serious Accident, Illness, or Medical Procedure
Serious Accident, Illness, or Medical Procedure

Workplace Injury or Illness Reporting Procedures Procedure: Workplace Illness and Injury Reporting ... Authorization for Disclosure of Health Information and/or Medical

source: lincoln.edu
Sexual Assault
Sexual Assault

Sexual assault/abuse, such as rape, ... Due to the trauma and negative emotions linked to sexual abuse, survivors may be at risk for mental health conditions.

Traumatic Loss
Traumatic Loss

Grief After Traumatic Loss Recently a reader emailed us and asked if we’d write a post about grieving a violent death. She’d been looking around the Internet for resources and information on the topic and had noticed the literature was a little light.

Uncomplicated PTSD
Uncomplicated PTSD

Uncomplicated PTSD involves persistent reexperiencing of the traumatic event, avoidance of stimuli associated with the trauma, emotional numbing, and symptoms of increased arousal. It may respond to group, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, pharmacological, or combination approaches.

Victim or Witness to Community Violence
Victim or Witness to Community Violence

Community violence is interpersonal violence perpetrated by individuals who are NOT intimately related to the victim . Usually occurs without warning and comes as a sudden and terrifying shock . Includes sexual assault, burglary, mugging, the sound of gunshots, presence of gangs, drug abuse, racial tension, and other forms of social disorder .

Victim or Witness to Domestic Violence
Victim or Witness to Domestic Violence

Victim or Witness to Community Violence Extreme violence in the community, including exposure to gang-related violence, interracial violence, police and citizen altercations, and other forms of destructive individual and group violence is a recognized form of trauma.

source: samhsa.gov
War Related Trauma
War Related Trauma

Refugee Trauma There is an estimated total of 51.2 million individuals forcibly displaced worldwide due to persecution, conflict, generalized violence, or human rights violations . Traumatic experiences include, but are not limited to, war violence, forced isolation, torture, threats to life (individual and family members), and rape.

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