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Signs of PTSD observable in others are

1. Looking out for danger constantly and being jittery.
2. No longer being interested in in things that one used to enjoy.
3. Person having angry outbursts.
4. Refusing to go to certain places.

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Some Negative stereotypes about PTSD are

1. "Symptoms immediately appearing" This is incorrect, as usually it takes 3 months to appear.

2. "Only veterans experience PTSD" This is wrong, due to anyone being susceptible to experiencing PTSD, as for example, Post Traumatic Childbirth exists.

3. "That people can just get over it" It takes a long time for the trauma to heal, and requires the help of a mental health specialist.

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Some PTSD resources are:

1. PTSD Alliance
2. National Center for PTSD
3. Anxiety and Depression Association of America

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Online resources for PTSD with reliable information

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Online resources for PTSD with reliable information

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Three online sources that are credible are:
1. Medline Plus, as it is a government funded website.
2. PTSD Alliance, as they are a well-known organization with lots of information.
3. PTSD Treatment Aid, because Veteran's Affairs recommend them.

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1. War
2. Domestic violence
3. Bullying
4. Witnessing a disaster
5. Assault
6. Drink or drug abuse
7. Family genes
8. Childhood abuse

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-Academic failure
-Isolation
-Suicide or suicidal thoughts
-Other mental illnesses

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Developmental changes during adolescence can cause disorders like anxiety, depression, and eating disorders.

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A support system in High Schools for those with PTSD is a program called "Individual Education Plans" (IEPs) where students get resources rooms outside of the classroom when they need a moment alone, get phycological counseling, and extra time for tests and more.

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Physical assault is the highest cause of PTSD. While a natural disaster is the lowest cause of PTSD.

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PTSD is diagnosed by having frequent experiences of re-occurring thoughts, nightmares, and bad memories or flashbacks. PTSD can be diagnosed and tested by a professional.

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How do families affect PTSD? What rights do they have when a loved one is admitted to a mental health facility?

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How do families affect PTSD? What rights do they have when a loved one is admitted to a mental health facility?

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External factors can influence PTSD by stigma leading to depression or can help by trying their hardest to console their loved one and get them the help they need. they have the rights to still see their loved one when they've been admitted to a mental health facility, a fiancé is still allowed to marry the admitted one.

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People from ages 45-59 experience PTSD the most.

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-Women are more likely to develop PTSD
-Childhood trauma makes it more likely to develop PSTD
-PTSD can develop from an event that doesn't necessarily need to be dangerous (like the loss of an elder family member unexpectedly)

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For the segments in the "The Support Specialist"

PTSD Alliance and Medline plus were used.

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Reasons why people might not want to seek help

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Reasons why people might not want to seek help

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1. Shame
2. Guilt
3. Embarrassment
4. Fear
5. Distrust
6. Sign of weakness
7. Distrust
9. Nightmares
10. Nervous

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The resources we used are from the National Institute of Mental Health and Medline Plus.

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What other reasons would people better understand PTSD and seek help

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What other reasons would people better understand PTSD and seek help

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Knowing the causes and signs and treatment of PTSD can make them want to seek help.

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What are patient's rights when they are admitted to a mental hospital

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What are patient's rights when they are admitted to a mental hospital

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1. To be treated with respect

2. Have privacy

3. Refuse treatment
4. Access to medical records
5. Be informed about their diagnosis
6. know why your there

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-Psychiatrist (bachelor's degree in psychology, biochemistry, or biology and a medical license.) Average Salary is 197,700$ per year.
-School Counselor (bachelor's degree in education or psychology and a master's degree in guided counseling.) Average Salary is 84.300$ per year.

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1. Self care
2. Drawing
3. Writing in a journal
4. Exercising
5. Meditating

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1. Medication
2. Therapy

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- Prevents harm to yourself or others
- Getting medicated quicker
- Finding treatment quicker