Sentence examples for narrative exposure from inspiring English sources

The most effective treatments for PTSD include cognitive behaviour therapy with a trauma focus, eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing therapy, as well as narrative exposure therapy.

FORNET (Forensic Offender Rehabilitation Narrative Exposure Therapy) (n = 32) reduced the number of self-reported offenses committed [t(19.26) = 1.81, p = 0.043].

AK Idea: Narrative exposure therapy (NET) for Uganda's former child soldiers, encouraging storytelling to help come to terms with their experiences.

Nick Taussig, co-founder of the Mtaala Foundation – a charity that sets up educational communities in Uganda, empowering Ugandans to help their own youth – says that narrative exposure, though not a new concept, appeals to Ugandan culture, "There's a strong oral tradition in Uganda, and these treatments build on that by committing the children's stories to paper, investing them with added meaning".

Given the incentives of those poised to be first, what can be done to protect the narrative exposure timeline?

I saw Dr. Judy nod in approval as Ambassador Pecsteen mentioned professional-sounding treatments like "narrative exposure therapy" and "desensitization" to abate PTSD.

Although there is heterogeneity around the individual social axis, the two narratives of exposure and its control do not have equivalent force in the field.

The scale has been demonstrated to predict the development of analogue PTSD symptoms and disorganized narratives following exposure to a distressing videotape (Halligan, Clark and Ehlers, 2002), and to prospectively predict PTSD symptoms in trauma survivors (Halligan et al., 2003; Rosario, Ehlers, Williams and Glucksman, in preparation).

Because the exposure narrative informs research, policy, and regulation, the exposure ontology will significantly benefit these different activities as the exposure literature grows and diversifies.

TF-CBT [ 29] includes the following eight components subsumed within the PRACTICE acronym: psychoeducation and parenting skills, relaxation, affective modulation, cognitive processing, trauma narrative, in vivo exposure, conjoint child/caregiver session, and enhancing safety and future skills.

Cognition-focused therapy includes cognitive therapy, which addresses the meaning that people assign to early-life trauma; and cognitive-processing therapy, which combines a narrative element of exposure therapy with efforts to identify and modify unhelpful cognitions related to the themes of safety, trust, power, esteem, and intimacy (Resick and Schnicke 1992).