It is vital to look closely: While most people will suffer from posttraumatic stress in the aftermath of trauma, few will develop full-blown PTSD, and even of those, most will heal with therapy and time.
The French Canadian explorer Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville had, in the aftermath of the last war, developed a "Project sur la Caroline" that called for establishing relationships with natives in the Mississippi watershed and then leveraging those relationships to push the English off the continent, or at least limit them to coastal areas.
As part of the research project, the present study takes place in the aftermath of a process to develop a specific self-management support programme.
In response to the suffering of Rwandan children in the aftermath of the genocide, UNICEF developed and began implementing the Psychosocial Trauma Recovery Programme in October 1994 in close collaboration with the Ministry of Rehabilitation and the Ministry of Health.
Numerous local initiatives focusing on climate change/sustainable development have developed in the aftermath of the Rio conference, and they are still developing, such as those devoted to energy in the UK[3].
First, it shows clearly that these requirements can raise major research issues, not just in developing nations but also in the aftermath of natural disasters occurring in developed nations [ 62].
"In the aftermath of the Internet economy collapse, hiring, developing and retaining good managers with relevant work experience will be crucial for businesses in 2002 and beyond," Mr. Jensen said.
As a result an innovative methodology has been developed to help design an effective recovery strategy in the aftermath of a chemical incident that has been developed; the UK Recovery Handbook for Chemical Incidents (UKRHCI).
In the aftermath of a traumatic experience, some people develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
