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Cortisol, a stress hormone, is a key player in the subtle hormonal changes that have come to be associated with PTSD, and Dr. Rachel Yehuda, a neuroscientist and the director of the traumatic stress studies
“What Dreams May Come: Treating the Nightmares of PTSD” was a blog post I published in November 2013. It remains a very popular post, which continues to receive many views and comments. Since publishing that post,
I am delighted to offer Mind the Brain readers a guest blog written by my colleague, Eve Carlson, Ph.D. Eve Carlson is a clinical psychologist and researcher with the National Center for PTSD and the
June is PTSD awareness month. In light of this, I am reposting a blog I wrote about “The Latest and Greatest in Treatment for PTSD.” If you are interested in knowing more about PTSD please
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