Dealing with post traumatic stress after floods: a local solution.

Post traumatic stress (STRESS) after floods are not uncommon and particularly courants lost your ordering restauration difficult. So it's almost certain to manifest himself after floods in in Queensland and Northern NSW in January 2011.

Post traumatic stress.

Post traumatic stress troubles (troubles also known as your blood pressure, STRESS) is a serious concern troubles that can develop apres to all events that results in psychological trauma. This event can involve the threat of death to yourself or to another person or body, or physical, sexual or psychological integrity of another person, overwhelming the capabilities of the individual to cope like a psychological effects of trauma, STRESS and most often less terrible than see that will be better stress response.

Diagnostic symptoms for STRESS inclure-experiencing trauma (s) of the original remontent you drugs, eviter de stimuli were associated with trauma, and Serah une-like hardship for you staying asleep, colere, and hypervigilance. Formal diagnostic criteria (DSM-IV-East TR and ICD-9) requests that the symptoms last more than a month and caused great damage in social, sante, other important areas of fonctionnement *.

Social Support in the local.

During the crisis the Lavalas community support high importance receive and the event in the newspaper. However, once the event made sense of loss and retrait supporting could think.

SYNDROME is a serious condition that requires professional intervention and gestion. It is important that the victim of Lavalas should be encouraged to seek help.

The benefits of social support two plus community and particularly the very obvious immediate neighborhood of Lavalas. Many examples of assistance and support neighbors reported in the journal news in relation to flow of Queensland from 2011. Example heroique supporting reported during the crisis.

To support social local level can ameliorate impact fracture and important in the process of the restauration. Idealement one or two people in every street should be proactive in maintaining the spirit of the community was the event during the crisis immediate. Government and local organizations should provide resources to support neighborhood action.

It is important that those who were impacted by Lavalas sont regularly they know of local resources and assistance are available.

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More women in Britain suffering psychological bosttroma after giving birth

Growing
Number of women demanding sections sisaran because these first shipments
Caused by experiencing stress syndrome.About 30 per cent of
Women suffering from shock and 9 per cent and has symptoms of stress
Acquired after birth for the first time, which may explain why you want to
That sections c to subsequent deliveries. Dennis Campbell of Britain
The national health authority "guardian London" during the past few years
"The number of mothers who demanded as optional with ysarian
And the next, because they're children suffer from trauma last time, rose
40 per cent. "No charge
Statistics experts however.Some
Explain the increase in birth painful to inability of Britain
Health care system to provide sufficient professionals, including midwives, to help
Provide women babies.Louise
Silverton, Deputy Secretary-General "Royal College of midwives", said
Rate sections c is now 25%, compared with 9% in 1980,
Figure "high". She created controversy when she
The young women today are ready to shocked the birth and
Want to control through surgery.

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More women in the UK with Post-Trauma Stress after confinement

The increase in the
the number of women are asking for cesarean sections, because their first shipment
the cause is suffering from post traumatic stress syndrome-About 30%.
British women suffering from trauma and 9% of the symptoms of post traumatic stress-
syndrome after confinement for the first time, which may explain why they want to
section c for subsequent birth. Dennis Campbell from Great Britain
The national Health Service told the Guardian of London, in recent years
"The number of mothers who have applied for optional Imperial with their
upcoming child because their last, trauma suffered increased
40%.? It officer
the statistics, however, Some experts.
explained by the increase of the traumatic birth on the inability of the British
the health care system, to ensure enough experts, including midwives, which will help
women deliver their babies. Louise
The representative of the General Secretary of the Co, the Royal College of skilled birth attendants, said that the
(c) section is now 25%, compared with 9% in 1980, and which is
"unacceptably high" picture. She creates a race condition when she said
today's young women, unprepared to lay on the birth of the child, and trauma
You want to control it through elective surgery.

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Video games after trauma may prevent the development of PTSS

Playback of certain
video games after traumatic events, which can help people to better process
events and even post-traumatic stress syndrome, according to a new
a study from the Great Britain. researchers in the
Oxford University is divided into three groups of 20 to 60 people each. All
Watch violent movies and then one group plays a game of Tetris, called
The second group plays a game with oral challenges, and the third group not
play the game.? A group that plays
Tetris, the game, which is characterised by the repeated playback and relies on Visual spatial
skills, experience fewer flashbacks and violent, graphic, The authors of the film.
the study believe that the game somehow avoid the brain of the participants
storage memories in the usual way is to call "Cognitive vaccine".

This study will appear in the journal PLoS ONE

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