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PTSD in children move in the rhythm of the child

Explains the circumstances, symptoms, and therapy techniques for childhood post-traumatic stress disorder. Primarily intended for health professionals and school personnel, this video provides information on the study of PTSD in children and its relevance in our communities.

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  • "Move in the rhythm of the child"@en

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  • "Explains the circumstances, symptoms, and therapy techniques for childhood post-traumatic stress disorder. Primarily intended for health professionals and school personnel, this video provides information on the study of PTSD in children and its relevance in our communities."@en
  • ""In this training video, five noted PTSD specialists present the most current information on the study of PTSD in children and its relevance in our communities. Frank Ochberg, Carl Bell, Kathleen Nader, Erwin Parson, and Angie Panos discuss the symptoms of PTSD in children and the various stages of treatment for children faced with stress disorder. They also address the spiritual aspect of coping strategies and offer sound advice on short-term, long-term, and psychopharmacological therapy and the extenuating circumstances of treating PTSD in inner city children. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions.""@en
  • "Helping children who experience PTSD as a result of a one-time act of violence or trauma can be unsettling for many health professionals, counselors, school personnel or caretakers. This video presents information on the symptoms of PTSD in children and the various stages of treatment for children faced with stress disorder. It gently emphasizes the spiritual aspect of coping strategies and offers sound advice on short-term, long-term and psychopharmacological therapy and the extenuating circumstances of treating PTSD in inner city children. Five noted PTSD specialists who include Frank Ochberg, Carl Bell, Kathleen Nader, Erwin Parson and Angie Panos present the most current information on the study of PTSD in children and its relevance in our communities. This video is an excellent teaching tool for all individuals whose lives are dedicated to the resolution of traumatic experience. Specifically, therapists, social workers, school personnel, health professionals, and all members of community "critical incident" teams would benefit from viewing this presentation. Keywords: PTSD, trauma, child, stress, abuse, violence, violent, children, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher."@en
  • "Learn about symptoms, circumstances and therapeutic techniques for children with acute post-traumatic stress disorder. Five noted specialists present information on the study of PTSD in children and its relevance in our communitites. Gently emphasizes the spiritual aspect of coping strategies and offers advice on short-term, long-term and psycho-pharmacological therapy, and the extenuating circumstances of treating PTSD in inner city children, as well as advice on clinician self-care. -- from container."@en
  • "Discusses, for parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, post traumatic stress disorder in children. Includes: recognizing symptoms of PTSD in children of various ages, "psychological first aid" and initial assessment, stages of treatment, types of therapy, and clinician self-care. Focuses on the child who has experienced a single catastrophic or violent event, as opposed to chronic exposure to abuse or violence."@en

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  • "Nonfiction films"@en
  • "Streaming video"@en
  • "Instructional films"@en
  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Educational films"@en
  • "Lectures"@en

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  • "PTSD in children move in the rhythm of the child"@en
  • "PTSD in children : move in the rhythm of the child"@en

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