Trastorno de estrés postraumático: Noticias, tratamiento y Psicodrama
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trastornos por estrés postraumático, psicodrama, evaluación terapéuticaResumen
El estudio de las reacciones humanas a un trauma ha crecido considerablemente en los últimos años, incluyendo no sólo las pacientes histéricas de Freud, sino también los combatientes de la guerra, los sobrevivientes de desastres naturales y las víctimas de abuso infantil y violencia doméstica. La ampliación del campo de trabajo ha estimulado numerosas terapias nuevas, cada una reclamando ser más eficiente y más rápida que la otra, de forma que las viejas escuelas psicodinámicas se parezcan dinosaurios anticuados, sin recursos útiles en el tratamiento de estos temas. Este artículo tiene como objetivo mostrar las contribuciones contemporáneas del Psicodrama para trabajar con situaciones de estrés postraumático, y fomentar el desarrollo de los estudios controlados para mostrar estadísticamente la riqueza de nuestras herramientas teóricas y prácticas.
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