Haunted by Combat: Understanding Ptsd in War

Explains how and why post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) develops and how to help service members take steps to heal. Includes an overview of trauma and the mind/body, history of diagnosis and treatment of PTSD, experiences of reserve soldiers, civilians at risk, and alternative approaches to treating PTSD. For psychologists.

Stanley Krippner is Professor of Psychology at Saybrook Graduate Institute and Research Center.

Preface	p. ix
Introduction: Private Traumas, Personal Mythologies: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Among Combat Veterans	p. xv
An Overview of Trauma and the Mind/Body	p. 1
History of the Diagnosis and Treatment of PTSD	p. 8
The Phenomenology of PTSD	p. 25
The Experiences of Reserve Soldiers	p. 34
Coming Home from the War	p. 43
Preparing for What Is to Come	p. 50
Civilians at Risk	p. 61
Treatment Approaches to Traumatic Disorders	p. 69
Keys to Treating Trauma	p. 84
Alternative Approaches to Treating PTSD	p. 122
Remembrance	p. 135
Gold Along the Path	p. 141
References	p. 149
Index	p. 165
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Haunted by Combat: Understanding Ptsd in War Veterans Including Women, Reservists, and Those Coming Back from Iraq

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