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1. Psychological debriefing for acute trauma: A welcome demise?

This article discusses the parallel that exists between involuntary debriefing and the problems of recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse, as well as psychological debriefing for posttraumatic stress disorder

Abstract:

Psychological debriefing (PD) has until recently been regarded by the public and by health professionals as a necessary and effective prophylactic treatment strategy for trauma victims. This editorial discusses the parallel that exists between involuntary debriefing and the problems of recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse, as well as PD for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), more...

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Republic of Ireland

Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, Vol: 18 Page: 43-44 2001
Louise Conlon; Thomas J. Fahy

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