Effectiveness of PTSD treatments for military service members and veterans

Sochenko, Tetyana; Gabińska, Anna

doi:10.26766/pmgp.v2i4.73

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2017

DOI: 10.26766/pmgp.v2i4.73

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Effectiveness of PTSD treatments for military service members and veterans

Tetyana Sochenko

Anna Gabińska

Abstract: The core concept of the current review was a description and a discussion of the current situation of treating PTSD among military service members and veterans.This paper is focused solely on combat-related PTSD. It explores guideline recommended interventions for such PTSD, its implication, and ef icacy based on the examination of the variety of researches being done around the world.

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Post-traumatic stress disorder in military personnel and veterans

Huitt

2024

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Background Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) remains a significant concern among military personnel, with combat experiences posing a heightened risk. Methods A mixed methods approach was employed to investigate PTSD's diverse nature, utilizing both quantitative surveys and qualitative inquiry. The study involved thirty participants, predominantly male and Caucasian, with varying military service backgrounds. Results Quantitative analysis revealed a high prevalence of traumatic experiences prompting mental health care seeking, alongside dissatisfaction with available military-connected mental health care options. Qualitative analysis uncovered coping strategies ranging from therapeutic counseling to medication. Conclusions Despite interest in mental health care services, satisfaction levels were suboptimal, indicating a need for improved support structures. The findings underscore the ongoing emotional toll of traumatic events, with implications for substance abuse and relationship challenges. Future research should aim for greater diversity in participant demographics and explore partnerships with veteran organizations for enhanced outreach and support initiatives.

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Post-traumatic stress disorder in military personnel and veterans

Huitt

2024

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A comprehensive approach to overcoming the consequences of severe psychological traumatization of adults

Filts,

Medynska,

Yakushyk

2024

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This article presents the experience of the art-psychotherapeutic rehabilitation project of ATO veterans, former prisoners who were held captive in the territory of the so-called “Donetsk People's Republic” (DPR) and “Luhansk People's Republic” (LPR), as well as their family members. The theoretical and methodological foundations of psychotherapy of mental trauma in the dimensions of various psychotherapeutic directions are highlighted. On the basis of this, the authors developed a conceptual and organizational structure of a holistic project built on the methodology of the psychodynamic paradigm in its combination with art therapy. The task of studying the regularities of the psychotherapeutic process in the created and researched space was realized, the difficulties of the psychotherapeutic process and strategies for overcoming them were analyzed. The experience of the implementation of the project shows that the psychological regularities of individual and group unconscious functioning steadily trigger the process, as a result of which the entire project, together with all its participants, eventually begins to function as a single large psychotherapeutic group. Therefore, ensuring the quality of psychotherapeutic assistance in this format is impossible without regular supervision, which allows psychotherapists to make sense of their experience, ecologically live its traumatic components, stay within the limits of a professional position, namely patient, benevolent and empathic support of the healing process. The authors showed that in such projects, a conscious, planned, controlled departure of psychotherapists from a strict psychoanalytic setting, which is characterized by benevolent neutrality, calm emotional involvement and strict adherence to the framework, towards greater support, emotional transparency, and flexibility of psychotherapists in maintaining the framework conditions is appropriate. The obtained results require further understanding, but are already a serious empirical basis for the development of psychodynamic psychotherapy of trauma and the understanding of group social processes of a society involved in war and forced to restore its balance.

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Effectiveness of PTSD treatments for military service members and veterans

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Post-traumatic stress disorder in military personnel and veterans

Post-traumatic stress disorder in military personnel and veterans

A comprehensive approach to overcoming the consequences of severe psychological traumatization of adults

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