Tratamiento de clientes con trastornos de estres post-traumatico: un enfoque cognitivo-conductual
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v5i17.1056Palabras clave:
tratamiento en estrés post traumático, estrés post traumático, técnicas de reestructuración cognitiva en estrés post traumáticoResumen
En este artículo se detalla un modelo de intervención terapéutica para el tratamiento de clientes con trastornos de estrés post-tramáutico que se presenta como consecuencia de situaciones traumáticas debidas a desastres naturales o de ejecución humana intencional. En él se consideran los diversos tipos de acontecimientos traumáticos, las respuestas más habituales a esta clase de acontecimientos, las distintas alteraciones asociadas a ellos y las estrategias y técnicas de reestructuración cognitiva a seguir en estos casos, tanto en el tratamiento individual como de grupo.
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