Keyboard Culture Free Online Movies

Keyboard Culture
Experts

Feeds

FREE Feeds and
Social Bookmarking
E-Course

Learn all about blog feeds, social bookmarking and other ways to interact with the Keyboard Culture Experts in our FREE e-course

	Email this Blog to Your Family and Friends!

Dr. Patricia Sherman Movies Archives

July 17, 2007

PTSD: Helping People Understand You Have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Click to watch Movie (4 min)

It can be difficult for the people in your life to acknowledge that you have been traumatized.

Often they will try to cope with their feelings of helplessness by denying or being blind to what you are trying to tell them. They may also be feeling angry at whatever or whoever hurt you, but don't know what to do with their anger.

This PTSD online movie gives you steps to help people understand you have post traumatic stress disorder and how they can help you and what to expect in your relationship.

Continue reading "PTSD: Helping People Understand You Have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder" »

Posted at 11:35 PM | Permalink | Email this Blog to a Friend
Ask a Question or Leave a Comment (0)

Digg This

Del.icio.us

More on topics:

December 24, 2007

Vicarious Trauma and Volunteers: How to Identify, Prevent and Treat Free Online Movie

Click Here to watch this 4 min. Movie

Volunteers who serve victims experiencing pain and loss may develop a traumatic response called vicarious trauma or compassion fatigue, which left unchecked, could develop into post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

This free online movie shows symptoms and the unhealthy behaviors volunteers and workers may use to deal with symptoms. You will see how to prevent post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and vicarious trauma in volunteers.

During a time of need, being a volunteer or worker can be an immensely rewarding endeavor. It’s essential that it not become a dangerous one as well.

For a safe place for survivors and those who treat children or adult trauma survivors to ask questions and share insights go to my blog "Healing is Possible."

"Who is Dr. Patricia Sherman?"

I am an assistant professor of social work and Director of the Bachelor of Social Work program at Kean University in Union, NJ. I received my master’s and doctorate degrees in social work from Rutgers University.

I have had a private practice for 20 years specializing in treating issues of sexual trauma, grief, chronic and terminal illness and adoption. Currently I have a consulting and training practice called Healing Is Possible, LLC.

Hope Makes Healing Possible!

Patricia Sherman, Ph.D., LCSW

Posted at 10:29 AM | Permalink | Email this Blog to a Friend
Ask a Question or Leave a Comment (0)

Digg This

Del.icio.us

	Alan Altmann Sales Training
	Dannion Brinkley Hospice, Grief and Life Review
	Kathryn Brinkley Hospice, Grief and Life Review
	Ken Blanchard Business Management
	John Bradshaw Inner Child
	Rodney Burge Marketing Strategies
	Colette Chandler Green Marketing
	Deepak Chopra Mind-Body Medicine
	Art Copes Scoliosis
	Dr. Steven Dell Health and Wellness
	Wayne Dyer Intention and Spirituality
	Paula Fellingham Stay at Home Moms
	Valerie Fitzgerald Working Women
	Joyce Gioia-Herman Future Workforce Trends
	Al Gore Global Warming
	Steven Halpern Meditation
	Jean Houston Global Community and Sustainable Leadership
	Cathy and Gary Hawk Life Purpose
	Louise Hay Spiritual Development
	Corbett Kroehler Global Warming
	Dr. Bruce Lipton Mind, Body, Spirit
	Bo Lozoff Kindness and Rehabilitation
	Dalai Lama Peace and Compassion
	Ken Matthies Healing Stages of Grief
	Dan Millman Life Purpose
	Raleigh Pinskey Branding Publicity PR
	Lori Prokop Keyboard Culture
	Suzy Prudden Healthy Lifestyles
	James Redfield Energy and Intention
	Salle Redfield Energy and Intention
	Anthony Robbins Personal Empowerment
	Don Miguel Ruiz Toltec Wisdom
	Dr. Bernie Siegel Patient Empowerment
	Patricia Sherman Healing is Possible
	Jinsoo Terry Leadership Training
	Jinsoo Terry Multicultural Education
	Brian Tracy Human Potential
	Marianne Williamson Peace and Spirituality
	Gary Zukav Authentic Power