Neurobiology of PTSD and implications for treatment: An overview

  • Sakellariou M
  • Stefanatou A
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Abstract

Recent respective research findings in Neuroscience unfold a scientific breakthrough in the understanding of the neurobiology of psychological trauma and its immediate and long term consequences. By shedding light on the connection between biological processes and human experience and behavior when trauma occurs, they conduce hopefully to identify important options for treatment. Due to the extensiveness and complexity of PTSD we have concentrated our elaboration mostly drawing upon meta-analysis studies as a source. A combination of medication and psychotherapy is suggested for the treatment of PTSD. Body awareness studies are promising. As scientists and clinicians, we certainly have to develop methods of treating a disease as a personal experience of a global phenomenon. The traumatic experience remains a personal story to be told.

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Sakellariou, M. O., & Stefanatou, A. (2017). Neurobiology of PTSD and implications for treatment: An overview. Current Research: Integrative Medicine, 02(01). https://doi.org/10.4172/2529-797x.1000015

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