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Overwhelmed by the Stress of Your Healthcare Job? This Powerful Technique Can Help You Process Your Pain.
COVID-19 could lead to an epidemic of post-traumatic stress disorder in healthcare workers. Mark Goulston, MD shares a new approach to helping them heal: Surgical empathy.
Nashville, TN (February 2021) There’s growing evidence that healthcare workers are developing post-traumatic stress disorder due to COVID-19. That may be no surprise, given how difficult this past year has been for frontline employees. But Mark Goulston, MD says PTSD is not inevitable. His approach to treating traumatic stress called Surgical Empathy helps healthcare providers heal from the inside out.
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The 12 Phases Emotional Algorithm: The Road To, Through, and Back From Trauma
A traumatic event can shatter your sense of safety and security, and create lasting harm. (Harper Horizon, December 2020, ISBN: 978-0-7852-4462-2, $17.99) by Mark Goulston, MD and Diana Hendel, PharmD.
A traumatic event can shatter your sense of safety and security, and create lasting harm. This is especially true for healthcare workers, many of whom are experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after nearly a year of working on the pandemic frontlines.