How to overcome psychological trauma in post-traumatic stress disorder.
In the recent tragic event in Rio Grande do Sul, intense rains caused devastating floods, destroying homes, businesses, and resulting in the loss of loved ones. In this video, Dr. Maria Fernanda, a psychiatrist, discusses the effects of trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). She explains how the mind and body react to traumatic events and offers valuable advice for those who are suffering.
After a trauma, it is common to experience nightmares, fear, and persistent thoughts about what happened. While many manage to overcome these symptoms over time, some people remain trapped in a state of shock, developing PTSD. Dr. Maria Fernanda details the signs and symptoms of the disorder, explaining how to identify and differentiate between an acute stress reaction and PTSD.
If you or someone you know is struggling to cope with the effects of a traumatic event, this video is an essential tool for understanding and facing these challenges. Share this valuable information with friends and family who may benefit from it. Together, we can support each other through difficult times.
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Hello! Welcome to the Neurology and Psychiatry channel. Here we explain, in a simple and clear way, curiosities, diseases, and treatments of the human mind, with professionals Dr. Saulo Nardy Nader, Neurologist (CRM 146114) and Dr. Maria Fernanda Caliani, Psychiatrist (CRM 140770).
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