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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PSTD)
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Crime Victims
Internet Address: http://www.trauma-pages.com/
This site provides information about trauma and gives links to Trauma Articles, Resources, General Support and Bookstore. It also maintains an index of links to other Web Links concerning trauma. This site provides information specifically directed to the professional fields. For Music therapists this information may be of value in designing, implementing, and evaluating of programs.
Internet Address: http://www.patiencepress.com/aboutus.html
This site is an internet support system that provides information for all traumatic survivors, their families, friends, and therapists. Music therapists work with P.T.S.D. victims, family, friends, and significant others. It is important to have knowledge about emotional, and physical aspects of their lives so that applied musical techniques may help in their recovery.
Internet Address: http://pwl.netcom.com/~jpmock/ptsd.htm
This Internet Guide is intended for Police Officers dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It also offers support to families, and friends. This site is useful to music therapists who need to develop a therapeutic program based on knowledge of the trauma common to a specific occupation, namely Law Enforcement.
Internet Address: http://www.acpmh.unimelb.edu.au
This web site is a resource web site for Information About PTSD, Treatment Programs, Resources, Research, and other Links. It is another useful site for music therapists who want readily available information.
Internet Address: http://www.successunlimited.co.uk/PTSD/
This web site is loaded with information on PTSD and is very informative. It is the music therapist who can best work with P.T.S.D. clients because the various music techniques available can reach the emotional levels where conventional treatment standards can not to aid in recovery.
Fire-Accident-Storm Survivors
Internet Address: http://www.trauma-pages.com/
This site provides information about trauma and gives links to Trauma Articles, Resources, General Support and Bookstore. It also maintains an index of links to other Web Links concerning trauma. This site provides information specifically directed to the professional fields. For Music therapists this information may be of value in designing, implementing, and evaluating of programs.
Internet Address: http://www.patiencepress.com/aboutus.html
This site is an internet support system that provides information for all traumatic survivors, their families, friends, and therapists. Music therapists work with P.T.S.D. victims, family, friends, and significant others. It is important to have knowledge about emotional, and physical aspects of their lives so that applied musical techniques may help in their recovery.
Internet Address: http://www.acpmh.unimelb.edu.au.
This web site is a resource web site for Information About PTSD, Treatment Programs, Resources, Research, and other Links. It is another useful site for music therapists who want readily available information.
Police & Other Professional Emergency Response Personnel
Internet Address: http://www.acpmh.unimelb.edu.au. & http://www.dartmouth.edu/dms/ptsd/
Internet Address: http://www.trauma-pages.com/
This site provides information about trauma and gives links to Trauma Articles, Resources, General Support and Bookstore. It also maintains an index of links to other Web Links concerning trauma. This site provides information specifically directed to the professional fields. For Music therapists this information may be of value in designing, implementing, and evaluating of programs.
Internet Address: http://pwl.netcom.com/~jpmock/ptsd.htm
This Internet Guide is intended for Police Officers dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It also offers support to families, and friends. This site is useful to music therapists who need to develop a therapeutic program based on knowledge of the trauma common to a specific occupation, namely Law Enforcement.
Internet Address: http://www.geocities.com/~halbrown/personal.htm
This site contains advice from a professional who deals with Police Officers and is actively involved with PTSD in his field. This personal web site is designed to be informative and helpful to others who are suffering from PTSD. This site may be informative to music therapists in preparation for dealing with Police Officers as their clients.
Internet Address: http://www.acpmh.unimelb.edu.au.
This web site is a resource web site for Information About PTSD, Treatment Programs, Resources, Research, and other Links. It is another useful site for music therapists who want readily available information.
Rape Victims
Internet Address: http://www.trauma-pages.com/
This site provides information about trauma and gives links to Trauma Articles, Resources, General Support and Bookstore. It also maintains an index of links to other Web Links concerning trauma. This site provides information specifically directed to the professional fields. For Music therapists this information may be of value in designing, implementing, and evaluating of programs.
Internet Address: http://www.patiencepress.com/aboutus.html
This site is an internet support system that provides information for all traumatic survivors, their families, friends, and therapists. Music therapists work with P.T.S.D. victims, family, friends, and significant others. It is important to have knowledge about emotional, and physical aspects of their lives so that applied musical techniques may help in their recovery
Internet Address: http://www.successunlimited.co.uk/PTSD/
This web site is loaded with information on PTSD and is very informative. It is the music therapist who can best work with P.T.S.D. clients because the various music techniques available can reach the emotional levels where conventional treatment standards can not to aid in recovery.
Sexual Assault Survivors
Internet Address: http://www.trauma-pages.com/
This site provides information about trauma and gives links to Trauma Articles, Resources, General Support and Bookstore. It also maintains an index of links to other Web Links concerning trauma. This site provides information specifically directed to the professional fields. For Music therapists this information may be of value in designing, implementing, and evaluating of programs.
Internet Address: http://www.patiencepress.com/aboutus.html
This site is an internet support system that provides information for all traumatic survivors, their families, friends, and therapists. Music therapists work with P.T.S.D. victims, family, friends, and significant others. It is important to have knowledge about emotional, and physical aspects of their lives so that applied musical techniques may help in their recovery.
Internet Address: http://www.successunlimited.co.uk/PTSD/
This web site is loaded with information on PTSD and is very informative. It is the music therapist who can best work with P.T.S.D. clients because the various music techniques available can reach the emotional levels where conventional treatment standards can not to aid in recovery.
War Veterans
Internet Address: http://www.acpmh.unimelb.edu.au. and http://www.dartmouth.edu/dms/ptsd/
This Website is a database of worldwide literature on post-traumatic stress disorder maintained by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Music therapists can use this site to keep up-dated with the latest in types of treatment and current information about research that may effect the treatment of music and P.T.S.D. victim.
Internet Address: http://www.trauma-pages.com/
This site provides information about trauma and gives links to Trauma Articles, Resources, General Support and Bookstore. It also maintains an index of links to other Web Links concerning trauma. This site provides information specifically directed to the professional fields. For Music therapists this information may be of value in designing, implementing, and evaluating of programs.
Internet Address: http://pwl.netcom.com/~jpmock/ptsd.htm
This Internet Guide is intended for Police Officers dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It also offers support to families, and friends. This site is useful to music therapists who need to develop a therapeutic program based on knowledge of the trauma common to a specific occupation, namely Law Enforcement.
Internet Address: http://www.geocities.com/~halbrown/personal.htm
This site contains advice from a professional who deals with Police Officers and is actively involved with PTSD in his field. This personal web site is designed to be informative and helpful to others who are suffering from PTSD. This site may be informative to music therapists in preparation for dealing with Police Officers as their clients.
Internet Address: http://www.acpmh.unimelb.edu.au.
This web site is a resource web site for Information About PTSD, Treatment Programs, Resources, Research, and other Links. It is another useful site for music therapists who want readily available information.
War Veterans - Traumatized Children and Adults
Internet Address: http://www.trauma-pages.com/
This site provides information about trauma and gives links to Trauma Articles, Resources, General Support and Bookstore. It also maintains an index of links to other Web Links concerning trauma. This site provides information specifically directed to the professional fields. For Music therapists this information may be of value in designing, implementing, and evaluating of programs.
Internet Address: http://www.patiencepress.com/aboutus.html
This site is an internet support system that provides information for all traumatic survivors, their families, friends, and therapists. Music therapists work with P.T.S.D. victims, family, friends, and significant others. It is important to have knowledge about emotional, and physical aspects of their lives so that applied musical techniques may help in their recovery.
Internet Address: http://www.successunlimited.co.uk/PTSD/
This web site is loaded with information on PTSD and is very informative. It is the music therapist who can best work with P.T.S.D. clients because the various music techniques available can reach the emotional levels where conventional treatment standards can not to aid in recovery.