Treatment and prevention strategy of posttraumatic stress disorder
Modern approaches to the treatment and prevention of PTSD encompass a variety of psychological and pharmacological techniques, which can be divided into three groups. Clinical studies indicate that pharmacological treatment is most effective when initiated shortly after exposure to a traumatic event. However, it is worth noting that research in this field is still limited due to strict and complex ethical regulations. Find out more in the article!
Learning objectives
- Psychological to pharmacological interventions overview
- Primary, secondary and tertiary prevention methods description
- Psychoeducation types list
- Groups of medications that are currently used for treatment
- Clinical guidelines recommendations