TREC Research:
Association of compassion fatigue and work context with post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms among care aides in nursing homes
Read more:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42458063/

TREC Research:
Association of compassion fatigue and work context with post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms among care aides in nursing homes
Read more:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42458063/
“the complexity means that the mental health needs come together with basic needs”
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Do I have PTSD?
Frequent nightmares, hypervigilance, anxiety, or being easily startled can be signs worth exploring.
They don’t automatically mean PTSD. If they’re persistent or disrupting your life, consider speaking with a mental health professional.
ARP 434 Doesn't matter if you call it rucking or backpacking. Exercise and movement is good for the brain and the body.
Sad it isn't about the horizontal mambo but walking is good too.
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How do intersecting social, psychological, and biological factors shape a woman’s vulnerability to #trauma and post‑traumatic stress #PTSD?
This question took center stage at our RWBHI virtual plenary seminar, featuring Dr. Jennifer Stevens.
brainhealthinstitute.rutgers.edu/2026/10/05/n...
Only male Marines were studied. Association, not proof.
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Being able to feel and tolerate enjoyable emotions is such an important part of recovery from #trauma, and its often overlooked. Here's a great piece about it from Carolyn Spring. Laughing in therapy can be as important as crying!
Woke. Struggled. Pushed. Changed?
I woke up feeling awful. I pushed through and worked anyway. Then therapy made me stop, look back...
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