Six Major Types of Trauma in The World

Rebecca is a 32 year old 4 year old son Grayson's single mother. Grayson's father left shortly after his birth. Rebecca grew up in a socioeconomically low family. Money is always a problem for eight people. Her mother did two work, and her father was a truck driver who rarely went home. Rebecca 's parents left her to one of her neighbors or to her four older brothers and sisters. Therefore, Rebecca is never satisfied with expressing emotions and showing close contact. Rebecca is currently a local bank consultant.

In my opinion there are two types of trauma: a) trauma to childhood or adolescence - a one-off event or sustained abuse, b) a current event such as a trauma to an accident or disease. Trauma psychology is a field of thinking evolution. Technically, post traumatic stress disorder requires exposure to events related to death, death, or sexual violence. However, some people share posttraumatic symptoms associated with similar situations where the diagnosis or death of cancer is approaching. I do not know much what happened, but I know more about what this person has happened and what they think about what they mean.

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a traumatic stress disorder that a child or adolescents develop after experiencing or witnessing actual or endangered dying, serious injury or sexual violence (referred to as trauma) . This can lead to serious casualties, and they may feel overwhelming fear, helplessness or fear. Even though they belong to the same family, children who touched the same trauma may show different reactions. Even though many children experience some trauma in their lives, many of them do not develop post - traumatic stress disorder. As the severity of trauma increases, its potential increases. For example, a child who is a victim of sexual violence, or a child who has witnessed a sudden violent death from parents is at increased risk of developing post traumatic stress disorder. Pediatric post-traumatic stress disorder children and adolescents still suffer long term after termination of trauma

Understanding traumatic trauma includes not only violence but also witnessing violence and insults by sex, race, poverty, imprisonment, sexual orientation. The term violence, trauma, abuse, and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are often used interchangeably. One way to clarify these terms is to treat trauma as a response to violence or other absolutely negative experience (eg, abuse). Trauma is an event, it is also a special reaction to events. The reaction is overwhelming fear, helplessness or frightening. Post traumatic stress disorder is a disease caused by trauma. The following symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder are listed in the mental disorder diagnosis and statistical manual (DSM-IV TR) (APA 2000: 427-429).