Showing posts with label PTSD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PTSD. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
PTSD and Bullying
When I left University I joined local Theatre in Education company Theatre Alibi, and toured around Devon with a show called "No Heroes No Cowards", about a soldier in the First World War, shot for desertion. That was in the 80s but it took until 2008 for soldiers shot for "desertion" in WW1 were given a full pardon in recognition of the fact that they were, in fact, suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Even once there was an understanding that traumatic events can effect people in this way, the term PTSD was still used exclusively to refer to a single traumatising event evoking “intense fear, helplessness, or horror”, and which continues to cause distress, flashbacks and other symptoms.
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alicia hamberg,
andy lewis,
anthroposophy,
bullying,
censorship,
Diana Winters,
free schools,
gove,
Human Rights,
melanie byng,
mobbing,
PTSD,
shellshock,
steiner,
Waldorf Critics,
Waldorf Review
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