"Psychological Trauma" ed. by Ana Starcevic

This volume is related to chronic and repetitive experiences and the term and situation that refer to it must be consider objectively because it is up to each survivor to determine if it is traumatic.

Trauma presents as a negative experience or situation of an individual in which coping mechanisms do not always work perfectly. This leads to the appearance of disturbing behavior, thinking, or developing disorders in the area of mental illnesses. Future studies in the area of psychological trauma need to be conducted with the aim of defining anatomical correlates of stress and its underlying pathophysiological mechanisms.

Contents
1.Introductory Chapter: Psychological Trauma
2.A Relational Perspective on Psychological Trauma: The Ghost of the Unspent Love
3.Eicosapentaenoic Acid Intake Associated with Reduced Risk of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder after the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami
4.Borderline Personality Disorder and Childhood Trauma: The Posited Mechanisms of Symptoms Expression
5.Recovery, Rehabilitation and Positive Psychology for Chronic Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Theoretical and Practical Aspects among French Veterans
6.The Role of Therapeutic Landscape in Improving Mental Health of People with PTSD
7.Videoconferencing Psychotherapy in an App Environment for Trauma-Related Psychopathology