The case report by Cigrang, Peterson, and Schobitz (2005) serves two functions. It describes serious combat-induced psychopathology in a sample of three veterans of the Iraq war, and it tests the efficacy of a method for preventing chronic PTSD that might be more efficient than current methods. Thus, exposure therapy in these three cases appears to have alleviated the intense early symptoms of PTSD, perhaps thereby heading off a chronic debilitating condition. While the Cigrang et al. report does not constitute a definitive demonstration of the efficacy of exposure to abort chronic PTSD, it does convey with great immediacy the Iraq battlefield context as well as the demanding decisions front-line mental health professionals must make about ...
Since the late 1990s, researchers have been focused on finding effective treatments for military vet...
The purpose of this descriptive non-empirical dissertation was to examine the utility of the concept...
Intervening with persons in the immediate aftermath of potentially traumatic events poses a number c...
The case report by Cigrang, Peterson, and Schobitz (2005) serves two functions. It describes serious...
Cigrang, Peterson, and Schobitz (2005) present three case studies of a cognitive-behaviorally based ...
Psychologic reactions are common after trauma. Much attention has been devoted toposttraumatic stres...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Nathan (2005) and Petronko (2005) provide excellent commentaries on our three case studies (Cigrang...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Forensic psychiatric evaluations of military personnel in civil litigation are reportedly infrequent...
Effects of PTSD in Combat Deployed vs. Non-Combat Deployed Military Cohorts This literature review e...
Effects of PTSD in Combat Deployed vs. Non-Combat Deployed Military Cohorts This literature review e...
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was formally recognised as a psychiatric disorder in 1980, lar...
Since the late 1990s, researchers have been focused on finding effective treatments for military vet...
The purpose of this descriptive non-empirical dissertation was to examine the utility of the concept...
Intervening with persons in the immediate aftermath of potentially traumatic events poses a number c...
The case report by Cigrang, Peterson, and Schobitz (2005) serves two functions. It describes serious...
Cigrang, Peterson, and Schobitz (2005) present three case studies of a cognitive-behaviorally based ...
Psychologic reactions are common after trauma. Much attention has been devoted toposttraumatic stres...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Nathan (2005) and Petronko (2005) provide excellent commentaries on our three case studies (Cigrang...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Relatively little research has been devoted to developing empirically-supported interventions for th...
Forensic psychiatric evaluations of military personnel in civil litigation are reportedly infrequent...
Effects of PTSD in Combat Deployed vs. Non-Combat Deployed Military Cohorts This literature review e...
Effects of PTSD in Combat Deployed vs. Non-Combat Deployed Military Cohorts This literature review e...
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was formally recognised as a psychiatric disorder in 1980, lar...
Since the late 1990s, researchers have been focused on finding effective treatments for military vet...
The purpose of this descriptive non-empirical dissertation was to examine the utility of the concept...
Intervening with persons in the immediate aftermath of potentially traumatic events poses a number c...