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2012
Today young people who place themselves in potentially dangerous situations as part of their life’s work are often expressing a commitment to ideas much greater than themselves. They may be enacting a spiritual value of service and sacrifice, seeking to order their lives around themes of meaning and purpose, exposing themselves to experiences that will
R.G. Tedeschi, L.G. Calhoun
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Today young people who place themselves in potentially dangerous situations as part of their life’s work are often expressing a commitment to ideas much greater than themselves. They may be enacting a spiritual value of service and sacrifice, seeking to order their lives around themes of meaning and purpose, exposing themselves to experiences that will
R.G. Tedeschi, L.G. Calhoun
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2018
An old clinical pearl passed down by mental health professionals holds that patients can be the “last to know” that they are getting better. Clinicians often notice improvements in mood, energy, and outlook before the patient appreciates these changes. We saw a variation of this phenomenon in the fathers.
Donald L. Rosenstein, Justin M. Yopp
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An old clinical pearl passed down by mental health professionals holds that patients can be the “last to know” that they are getting better. Clinicians often notice improvements in mood, energy, and outlook before the patient appreciates these changes. We saw a variation of this phenomenon in the fathers.
Donald L. Rosenstein, Justin M. Yopp
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Prescribing Posttraumatic Growth
Bioethics, 2015AbstractThis article introduces questions in psychiatric ethics regarding the substantial field of qualitative and quantitative research into ‘posttraumatic growth’, which investigates how, after devastating experiences, individuals can come to feel that they have developed warmer relationships, increased spirituality, or a clearer vision of their ...
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Adolescent Posttraumatic Growth: A Review
Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 2020Existing literature on posttraumatic growth following adverse experiences has questioned adolescent capacity to experience such growth given immature cognitive and affective development. The aim of this review was to conduct the first review of the literature regarding post-traumatic growth among adolescents (ages 12-18) to determine whether there is ...
Jennifer Harmon, Amanda Venta
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Posttraumatic growth in bereaved parents
Journal of Traumatic Stress, 2008AbstractThe Posttraumatic Growth Inventory (PTGI), Revised Grief Experience Inventory, and World Assumptions Scale were administered to 111 bereaved parents. The PTGI scores indicate that many bereaved parents report personal growth in domains outlined by L.G. Calhoun and R. G. Tedeschi (2001).
Sean M, Engelkemeyer, Samuel J, Marwit
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2022
The purpose of this chapter is to provide the reader with an understanding of how trauma can set up challenges and obstacles to student academic success and realistic responses by educators and schools to assist students. The chapter begins with an overview of the adverse childhood experiences (ACE) study by Felitti et al. and explores the correlations
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The purpose of this chapter is to provide the reader with an understanding of how trauma can set up challenges and obstacles to student academic success and realistic responses by educators and schools to assist students. The chapter begins with an overview of the adverse childhood experiences (ACE) study by Felitti et al. and explores the correlations
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Neural communication in posttraumatic growth
Experimental Brain Research, 2015Posttraumatic growth (PTG), or positive psychological changes following exposure to traumatic events, is commonly reported among trauma survivors. In the present study, we examined neural correlates of PTG in 106 veterans with PTSD and 193 veteran controls using task-free magnetoencephalography (MEG), diagnostic interviews and measures of PTG, and ...
Samantha L, Anders +5 more
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Posttraumatic Growth in Complex PTSD
Psychiatry, 2019Objective: Although efforts have been made to study mechanisms and mediators of posttraumatic growth (PTG - positive sequelae of coping with trauma), little has been done to investigate PTG as a concept in the context of complex PTSD, a disorder recently delineated in ICD11.
Yael Dagan, Joel Yager
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Posttraumatic growth in individuals with amputations
Disability and Health Journal, 2016Studying positive outcomes post-amputation is an important area of research in order to help individuals recover with the optimal quality of life possible.To examine posttraumatic growth (PTG) in the understudied population of individuals with amputations.
L A, Stutts, A W, Stanaland
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Posttraumatic Stress and Posttraumatic Growth in Cancer Survivorship: A Review
The Cancer Journal, 2008Cancer survivors report that cancer can elicit symptoms of traumatic stress, but also personal growth. Although most survivors do not meet criteria for posttraumatic stress disorder, traumatic stress symptomatology in the form of intrusive thoughts about the disease, avoidance of reminders of cancer, and hyper-vigilance are commonly reported by ...
Heather S L, Jim, Paul B, Jacobsen
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