Short Films About Mental Health – Trauma PTSD
Dr Hannah Stratford talks about the causes and treatment of PTSD
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Thank you so much ❤
Short films about mental health, especially those focusing on trauma and PTSD, are a powerful medium for raising awareness and promoting understanding. These films can help individuals, like Dr. Tonmoy Sharma, a distinguished mental health specialist and author, and organizations like Sovereign Health, in their advocacy for those in need. Short films offer a concise yet impactful way to convey the challenges people face and the support they require. They can also serve as a valuable educational tool, reducing stigma and encouraging open discussions about mental health issues. By leveraging this creative approach alongside evidence-based therapies and compassionate care, individuals can be better equipped to address and overcome trauma and PTSD.
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I remind myself that I am not crazy
I have a condition
thinks for this im dealing with this every day in my mind
Ik heb helaas PTSD ontwikkeld. Helaas veel onkunde bij gezondheidsprofessionals. Mijn dank voor dit filmpje. Wetende dat mijn klachten geen onzin zijn.
Thanks for the video that was really helpful and make a lot of sense thank you so much
This is very good by informatio but i am very surprised it had frightening dramatised shots that are common triggers fornsufferers throughout. This means many cant watch or send people to it to inform them, in case those people are triggered. Please dont do this, it isnt needed.
My Librarian is overworked and underpaid for the mess she's trying to organize. Poor girl. 🥲👩🏫
Thanks so much for breaking this down so clearly, Dr Stratford. PTSD can feel overwhelming, and hearing about real causes and treatment options in plain terms really helps. It’s especially powerful that you mention how early support and understanding can make a difference. Appreciate the calming way you present the info very reassuring for anyone going through this. ❤
thank you for this helpfull video.
I lost my father and my husband on the same day. I lost my career as an ICU nurse, after 25 years thanks to covid. I'm in a wheelchair. I can't put my own shoes on. I lost my home to foreclosure due to no income for quite some time awaiting disability. I don't know what part of that all has stolen my soul, but I tried to remain resilient and Soldier on for my children. Hang in there everyone.
I think I have this
Sounds so easy until you live with this for 30+ years. Try to deal with finding someone who took their life, image always there. We are the ones who are the experts. For most therapist its a job for them
Just been diagnosed with PTSD and I thought it was just anxiety with panic. Another health problem added to the list. 😢
Hi thank you I have complex PTSD and bpd and mum passed away suddenly I'm going though domestic violence and lots more I'm trapped disabled and abused I had help fed up trying now I have my lovely dog I can't want to flee as I'm housebound thank you for this god bless you 😊😢❤🙏
Thanks so much for your help and support 😢
Being raped as a young kid? By a a kid 2 years older then me?
Thanks finally I know what I have dealt with for over a year (don't read this comment it's something personal)
NHS doesn't believe in trauma-informed care or even learning about a patient's life struggles, unless maybe you're someone with an easy childhood and then experience a trauma in adulthood. Check out Nottinghamshire NHS City Central team as an example.
Thank you for explaining this in a way I can understand
I was SA by my own mother at age 15 and a decade later i finally decided that i need to tell them. I told my aunt about it and i was scared, and cried. I deal with this for a decade of suffering and it still hurts it REALLY HURTS so please if are dealing with mental health talk to someone
I have a bit of PTSD. Sadly, I was attacked about 3 years ago. I was walking home from a night out and as I was walking around a corner and a man around in his 60's/70's asked me for help for something. After I helped him, I carried on walking, I was turning round a corner and out of nowhere, a car turned around, The window of the driver's side of the car was opened and suddenly, I heard a snapping sound (Plastic Knives/Forks) The Broken item was then thrown in my direction inches from my face I blocked it quickly with my arm. After That happened I checked my wrist. I was cut. I had a scratch on my wrist. It Bled a bit. I wanted to take a photo of the registration of the car but it was too dark. I fled (Ran away) and now a few years on, I now have flashbacks to that day.
The Flashbacks of that day keep happening randomly out of my control. That's why I'm usually on edge.
Very well explained