Post trauma Factors (PTS) : Coping and Rumination

Post trauma Factors (PTS) : Coping and Rumination

Coping responses and cognitive appraisals are important elements of the process of adjustment following traumatic experience (Lazarus & Folkman, 1984; Freedy et al., 1993). They are the factors that facilitate or complicate the adaptation of individuals to highly...
Models of PTG

Models of PTG

Important models that have been developed to better understand the process of PTG are The Functional Descriptive Model of Posttraumatic Growth (Tedeschi & Calhoun, 1995), The Model of Life Crises and Personal Growth (Schaefer & Moos, 1992), and the...
Traffic Accidents in the World and Turkey

Traffic Accidents in the World and Turkey

Traffic accidents are widespread in the industrialized world. Traffic accident, in other words motor vehicle accident or car accident was defined as the collision of a moving vehicle with another vehicle or object along a road. As it was reported in DSM-5 (2013),...
Trauma and Traumatic Life Events

Trauma and Traumatic Life Events

The word trauma dates back to 1690’s and it is derived from an Ancient Greek word ‘traûma’ which means physical wound and damage. In 1864, the meaning of “psychic wound, unpleasant experience which causes abnormal stress” was developed with a more psychological focus...
5 Tips for EMDR Therapists

5 Tips for EMDR Therapists

Even though EMDR therapy is an 8-phase standard treatment protocol, every EMDR session will present slightly differently as all clients are unique. It can be normal to doubt yourself as a new EMDR therapist but remembering these basics can help you regain your...