Effects of Adversity on an Individual's Life

Father of fear, Edgar Allan Poe was born in an unfortunate life. Events of his life occur one after another. When his mother died, Alainpot had to fight from the age of three. He faces all adversities, but the Slope is still strong and shares his emotions with the world through literature. Adversity is called a sign of misfortune. Almost everyone has to cope with all sorts of adversities, whether they lose their limbs or can not play for their favorite hockey team.

SAMHSA describes a personal trauma as "a series of events experienced by an individual, a series of events or sets of environmental harmful or fatal effects on the body or emotion, and individual functional and psychological, physical, social , Emotional or spiritual well-being ". "The impact of traumatic events places a heavy burden on individuals, families, and communities, many of whom have experienced traumatic events will continue their lives without sustaining adverse effects, Others will encounter difficulties and will experience traumatic stress response.How someone responds to trauma experience is personal.A strong support system that you have little or no experience of trauma If an individual has a lot of flexibility it may not affect his or her mental health.

Trauma is a sustained adverse effect on individuals caused by threats and dangerous events. Incidents are not trauma only because they involve violence; on the contrary, personal recognition of threats and dangers can lead to trauma (Berliner, 2013). According to DSM - 5, trauma may occur when an individual experiences a direct adverse event, witness the event, or learns about the incident from another person. Exposure to trauma is very common. Every year about 60% of children experience at least one trauma, of which 22% have experienced more than 4 different types of trauma (Finkelhor, Berliner, 2013). Since many young people are experiencing any traumatic events in their childhood it is important to define the definition of exposure to trauma, risk factors and outcomes (Copeland, Keeler, Angold, and Costello, 2007) .

Practice based on evidence for collecting children and young people who need mental health treatment