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New evidence shows trauma survivors benefit from varied recovery approaches, including creative expression and peer support communities, complementing established psychological treatments.
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New research reveals that trauma survivors experience vastly different recovery trajectories after dangerous events, with multiple biological and social factors determining whether PTSD develops.
New research into how the brain manages memories during sleep could transform PTSD treatment approaches, offering insights into memory consolidation and trauma processing.
Transforming Trauma Victoria launches to address critical gap where trauma remains unrecognised in 90% of public mental health patients, despite being foundational to many presentations.
EMDR therapy is gaining traction as an evidence-based treatment for trauma and PTSD in Australia, with celebrities and mental health experts highlighting its effectiveness.
Research reveals most trauma survivors recover naturally, with multiple biological and social factors determining who develops PTSD and who benefits from intervention.
Scientists are uncovering why some trauma survivors recover naturally whilst others develop chronic PTSD, pointing to complex interactions between genetics and life experience.
A significant proportion of Australians accessing public mental health services have experienced trauma, yet the condition often goes unaddressed, new research shows.
Phoenix Australia research shows police officers require specialised PTSD treatment that acknowledges their unique occupational trauma and workplace culture.
