People who experience or are witness to a traumatic event can develop post-traumatic distress disorder (PTSD). Traumatic events could be, for example, a serious accident or injury, rape, a natural disaster, receiving death threats or domestic violence. The result of the experience can cause you intense feelings of horror, helplessness or overwhelming fear. PTSD is […]
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Traits passed down through your family may make you think of blonde hair, being good at sport or having a natural affinity for animals. But it is not always positive behaviour or traits passed down through the generations. Destructive and negative relationship patterns can be generational and we may not even see this. For example,
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Chronic worry, otherwise referred to as anxiety, a very common mental health illness, can largely affect a person’s ability to partake in and enjoy their day-to-day life. Similarly, depression (or intense low mood or sadness) can drastically affect a person’s home life, work life and their relationships with others. Our client Ted, a Vietnam War
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that can occur after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. For example, physical or sexual assault, a natural disaster, war, an accident or the death of a loved one. These events can be shocking and overwhelming, making it very hard to come to terms with and
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Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be a most debilitating issue requiring comprehensive treatment. If left untreated, PTSD can negatively affect every aspect of your life, and most likely the lives of those closest to you. So how do you know if you’ve been affected by Post Traumatic Stress? We’ve put together a list of
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