New brain imaging research shows the hippocampus actively encodes traumatic memories in people with PTSD.
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- Mental Health & Well-Being
Deportation Anxiety: The Mental Health Crisis No One Is Talking About in Immigrant Communities
Deportation anxiety is a growing mental health crisis in immigrant communities, fuelling PTSD, depression, and dangerous silence among survivors.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
PTSD Treatment for Combat Veterans Shows Promise, But Long-Term Recovery Remains Uneven
PTSD treatments help many combat veterans, but lasting recovery remains uneven, highlighting the need for inclusive and long-term care approaches.
Service dog registration helps people with psychiatric disabilities reduce public stress, improve confidence, and focus on recovery rather than constant access challenges.
Behavioural addictions often function as coping mechanisms for complex trauma, reinforcing distress until treatment addresses both the addiction and underlying cPTSD.
Emotional injuries like anxiety and PTSD can be recognised in injury claims when supported by clear medical evidence and consistent documentation.
- Family & Relationship
Parents with PTSD Can Still Build Children’s Emotional Resilience in Wartime, Study Finds
Parents with PTSD can help their children stay emotionally resilient during war by guiding them in managing their feelings.
Workplace PTSD is a real but unseen injury that requires clear documentation to secure proper recognition and fair compensation.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Anxiety and PTSD Remain High a Year After Seoul Halloween Crowd Crush, Study Finds
A year after the Itaewon crowd crush, anxiety and PTSD remain high among South Koreans, highlighting a prolonged national trauma.
Distracted driving affects more than just physical health, often leading to emotional distress, financial strain, and lasting lifestyle changes for victims.
- Cyberpsychology & Technology
Online Hate Speech Linked to Rising PTSD Symptoms in Israel, Study Finds
Online hate speech after the Hamas attack is linked to higher PTSD risk among Jewish Israelis, especially emotionally vulnerable individuals.
Recovering from trauma is challenging, but reconnecting with others, embracing positivity, and seeking support can help you regain a sense of self and control over your life.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Norwegian Peacekeepers More Likely to Develop PTSD Without Public Support
A new study published in the European Journal of Psychotraumatology has revealed that societal recognition plays a significant role in the mental health outcomes of Norwegian peacekeepers.
A new predictive model for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been developed by Hebrew University of Jerusalem researchers in the aftermath of the historic terror attack on 7th October and …
Complex PTSD, or CPTSD, is a mental health condition that emerges from sustained exposure to traumatic experiences, particularly during critical developmental periods.
