PTSD
PTSD Causes
PTSD and Daily Life
Resiliency
Coping with Compassion
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What does the "T" in PTSD stand for?

Traumatic

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What type of event commonly leads to PTSD?

Traumatic event

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How can PTSD affect sleep?

 Insomnia, nightmares

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A trait responsible for positivity, strength and hope during difficult times

What is Optimism?

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What is self-compassion?

 

Being kind and understanding toward yourself, especially when you're struggling.

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What does the "D" in PTSD stand for?

Disorder

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Can PTSD develop after watching a traumatic event?

Yes

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How can PTSD affect relationships?

 Difficulty trusting others, not being emotionally available

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The ability to  recognize and manage emotions

What is Emotional intelligence?

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This therapeutic practice involves non-judgmental awareness of the present moment, helping survivors manage intrusive thoughts.

What is mindfulness?

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What does the "S" in PTSD stand for?

Stress

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Besides direct experience, what other factor can contribute to PTSD development?

Indirect exposure, such as hearing about a loved one's trauma

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How can PTSD affect work performance?

Difficulty concentrating, avoidance of work-related tasks

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A way of coping that involves leaning on friends, family, or mentors in order to cope with difficult situations

What is Social support?

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True or False: Talking to yourself the way you would talk to a good friend is an example of self-compassion.

True

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What does the "P" in PTSD stand for?

Post

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What is the role of genetics in PTSD vulnerability?

Genetic predisposition can increase risk

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How can PTSD affect social interactions?

Social isolation, avoidance of social situations

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A simple activity, this produces endorphins that create calmness and improved mood while fostering resilience. People do this after they hear or see something that is funny.

What is laughter?




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This common therapy approach helps survivors identify and change unhelpful thinking patterns about their trauma.

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?

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PTSD is considered a ______ disorder.

Anxiety

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Can everyone who experiences a traumatic event develop PTSD?

Yes, PTSD can affect anyone, although not everyone who experiences trauma develops PTSD.

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What are some strategies for managing PTSD symptoms in daily life?

Stress management techniques, mindfulness, healthy lifestyle choices

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Can you name a time when you got through something difficult that you didn't think you could handle?

Client can give any personal example of overcoming a challenge.

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Which response is more compassionate?

A. "I'm a failure."

B. "I'm having a hard day, but I can keep trying."

B. "I'm having a hard day, but I can keep trying."