Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Analytical Essay by Calwriter

This paper examines how post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD ) arises in relation to events that are unusual or abnormal in a person's daily life and how most victims of PTSD experience it in different intensities or for different lengths of time. In particular, it explores how there are five specific post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) reactions that are indigenous to women. It examines how it is virtually impossible from simply looking at a person to tell what is hidden away and repressed in the subconscious mind and how, in the case of PTSD, especially for women, feelings and emotions may be totally suppressed.

Outline
Definition
PTSD Symptoms
Examples of PTSD Reactions
Birth and Bonding
Self-Mutilation
Conclusion