General Effects of Traumatic Stress
Behavioral:
The behavior that both the physiological and psychological effects might lead to after the event
Psychological:
The emotional and mental responses or feelings produced during and after the traumatic stress may be prolonged and recurring
Physiological:
The body’s response, or the physical symptoms of traumatic stress may be prolonged
EXAMPLES OF Trauma Responses
Trauma Responses
Behavioral
Psychological
Physiological
- Quickened breath
- Muscle tightening
- Weakened immune system
Increased blood pressure
- Slower healing
- Increased fat storage
- Increased digestive & sleep problems
- Headaches
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Anger, irritability, mood swings
- Guilt, shame, self-blame
- Feeling disconnected or numb
- Intrusive thoughts/Flashbacks
- Nightmares
- Difficulty concentrating
- Temper/emotional outbursts
- Startled easily and erratic movements
- Activity level change
- Withdrawn
- Substance abuse
- Avoidance of reminders
- Imitate abuse
- Sleep Disturbances
- Eating Disturbances
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General Effects of Traumatic Stress
Behavioral:
The behavior that both the physiological and psychological effects might lead to after the event
Psychological:
The emotional and mental responses or feelings produced during and after the traumatic stress may be prolonged and recurring
Physiological:
The body’s response, or the physical symptoms of traumatic stress may be prolonged
EXAMPLES OF Trauma Responses
Trauma Responses
Behavioral
Psychological
Physiological
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