Posted on May 3, 2022

A Private War: Why PTSD Is Still Overlooked

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This article from The New York Times explores why post-traumatic stress is still often overlooked and why so many of the millions who experience trauma aren't receiving the treatment they need.

A Private War: Why PTSD Is Still Overlooked

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SSgt Richard Kensinger

Posted 2 y ago

My PTSD clinical research involves former combatants. The most common clinical presentation is: complex PTSD due to repeated combat encounters, substance abuse, profound moral trauma, and in some, TBI. And of course, suicide is much more likely as a result.
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A Private War: Why PTSD Is Still Overlooked

A Private War: Why PTSD Is Still Overlooked

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