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PTSD: support, choice and a future beyond the alarm

Post-traumatic stress disorder · Food, normal function and supported decisions

Post-traumatic stress disorder: A schematic brain above an open support curve introduces trauma-related responses and recovery. It does not portray a person as damaged or suggest one response to trauma.
Original explanatory schematic; not diagnostic imageryA schematic brain above an open support curve introduces trauma-related responses and recovery. It does not portray a person as damaged or suggest one response to trauma.Illustration context: nimh.nih.gov ↗ · nhs.uk ↗
  1. Stress responses
  2. Memory
  3. Support and safety

After trauma, some people continue to experience distressing memories, heightened alertness, avoidance and changes in mood or connection. PTSD is not a measure of courage. Effective treatments exist, and a plan can respect both the person’s safety and their choices about care. [PTSD-NIMH] [PTSD-VA]

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Sources and review scope

These source notes explain the evidence consulted and its limits. Educational information does not replace individual medical care.

PTSD-NIMH
NIMH: post-traumatic stress disorder

Definition; symptoms; ongoing trauma; treatment; support and crisis help · Identified text actually read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; author source check, not independent clinical appraisal.

Targeted educational source verification; no full trial, guideline or comparative efficacy appraisal.

PTSD-NHS
NHS: PTSD

Symptoms; assessment; treatment; self-care; support · Identified text actually read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; author source check, not independent clinical appraisal.

Targeted educational source verification; no full trial, guideline or comparative efficacy appraisal.

PTSD-VA
VA National Center for PTSD: treatment basics

PTSD Treatment Basics; talk therapies; shared choice · Identified text actually read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; author source check, not independent clinical appraisal.

Targeted educational source verification; no full trial, guideline or comparative efficacy appraisal.

PTSD-TALK
VA National Center for PTSD: talk therapy

Trauma-focused therapies; other supported talk therapies · Identified text actually read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; author source check, not independent clinical appraisal.

Targeted educational source verification; no full trial, guideline or comparative efficacy appraisal.

MED-SAFETY
NIMH: mental health medications

Introduction; antidepressants, interactions and monitoring; taking medicines safely · Identified text actually read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; author source check, not independent clinical appraisal.

Older official overview; no current product label, dose or regulatory update appraised. Specific medicine choices remain with the prescriber.

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