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Personality Traits and Coping Strategies for Contrasting the Occurrence of Tr…
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Anna Maria Giannini

We investigated personality traits, coping strategies, and social factors among emergency rescuers of three different catastrophic events that occurred in 2009 and 2013. These events were natural disasters, two of which were caused by human negligence. We used the cognitive interview (CI) protocol to interview witnesses and investigate their memory of the event. A qualitative analysis using the…

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Neurobiological Background of Affective Disorders
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Peter Falkai

Neurobiological Background of Affective Disorders

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A Journey Through Schizophrenia
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Susan L. Renes

A Journey Through Schizophrenia

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The Impact of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies For Nightmares and Prazosin On T…
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Katia Levrier

Post-traumatic nightmares (PTNMs) can be treatment resistant to conventional treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). New cognitive and behavioral treatments (CBTs) for nightmares (NM) and pharmacological treatments, such as Prazosin, have been developed to directly reduce PTNMs. Objectives: The first objective was to evaluate the impact of CBTs for NM and Prazosin on the reduction…

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HPA Axis Modulation in the Treatment of Mood Disorders
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Lauren B. Ozbolt

HPA Axis Modulation in the Treatment of Mood Disorders

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Growing from an Invisible Wound” A Humanistic-Existential Approach to PTSD
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Melanie Vachon

From a humanistic and existential perspective, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be understood as a normal response to a threatening existential event. The humanistic-existential approach to understanding and treating PTSD also places particular emphasis on the meaning of the traumatic experience and on the awareness of the existential part of the self. Such an understanding conveys to a…

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Group Intervention for Chronic Depression and PTSD
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Kayla Conrad

Group Intervention for Chronic Depression and PTSD

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Group Cognitive Behavioral Analysis System of Psychotherapy (Group-Cbasp) Ad…
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Liliane Sayegh

Group Cognitive Behavioral Analysis System of Psychotherapy (Group-CBASP): Adaptation to a Group Modality for the Treatment of Chronic Depression

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Emotional and Motivational Processes in Bipolar Disorder a Neural Network Pe…
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Michele Wessa

Emotional and Motivational Processes in Bipolar Disorder: A Neural Network Perspective

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Disruption of Bradycardia During Vigilance Autonomic Cardiac Dysregulation I…
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Jay P. Ginsberg

We propose a model to account for the post‐traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms of disinhibition, hyperarousal, and attention bias. We review the background literature which is the foundation on which our model rests, present key results of our ongoing research, and suggest testable hypotheses for further research. Our laboratory is in a Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center, where we beg…

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