Sentences with phrase «acute traumatic event»

But when it comes to acute traumatic events, children are generally as resilient as adults.

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Rev. Frank Cerny — Rev. Cerny is the Board Chair of the Rural Outreach Center in East Aurora, which provides a centralized facility where those in need in rural areas of Erie County can receive acute assistance when dealing with sudden traumatic events, along with empowerment and training programs to elevate their status.

Acute injuries (i.e. from a single traumatic event) were more common in young athletes whose single sport was a team sport, especially football, cheerleading and soccer.

Using fMRI techniques, we will study the effects of intranasal oxytocin and social support on brain activation patterns and functional connectivity in the acute aftermath of the traumatic event.

Section 13 (5) of the WSIA provides that «A worker is entitled to benefits for mental stress that is an acute reaction to a sudden and unexpected traumatic event arising out of and in the course of his or her employment.»

Because the WSIA provides that mental stress is only covered if it is «an acute reaction to a sudden and unexpected traumatic event», many mental stress claims are not covered — at least not according to the language set out under s. 13 (5).

In this case, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board had determined that a worker — a nurse at a hospital who had been repeatedly harassed by a physician throughout a 12 year period — was not entitled to coverage because her mental stress was not an «acute reaction to a sudden and unexpected traumatic event.»

When mental stress claims arise, it is now more difficult to determine whether WSIA coverage applies for cases not involving an «acute reaction to a sudden and unexpected traumatic event».

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) refers to a configuration of symptoms experienced after a traumatic event and is classified as an anxiety disorder, which may in nature be acute or chronic, and of short or long term duration (Cunningham & CunninghaTraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) refers to a configuration of symptoms experienced after a traumatic event and is classified as an anxiety disorder, which may in nature be acute or chronic, and of short or long term duration (Cunningham & Cunninghatraumatic event and is classified as an anxiety disorder, which may in nature be acute or chronic, and of short or long term duration (Cunningham & Cunningham, 1997).

With acute versus delayed PTSD, there may be PTSD right after a traumatic event, but sometimes, I mean, what I saw a lot of in treating Vietnam vets was that the trauma didn't show up for 20 years and all of a sudden it showed up, something triggered it, and the person was able to compartmentalize whatever they had gone through, but some current event 20 years later blew open the wall separating them from that trauma in combat and up came the trauma along with PTSD.

This includes Acute Stress Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, whether arising from a single adult traumatic event, or repeated traumas in childhood.

In other cases unhealthy relationships among parents or parental loss result not necessarily in violence (or not only in violence) but in a traumatic, chronic neglect that may not look like an acute, episodic event (a rape, a fire, a car crash) of the sort that we tend to associate with trauma.