Editorial

We hope you are entering January charged with new energy after the end-of-the year holiday! APP is calling your attention in the beginning of 2025 with a rich selection of articles covering different scientific and clinical topics. The first one is covering one of the unmet needs in psychiatric care which is the access to therapies targeted on the experience of trauma. In the current epidemiological (i.e. COVID pandemic) and geopolitical situation (war in Ukraine, refugees etc.), clinicians should be properly prepared to deal with mental health consequences related with trauma. This means not only obtaining clinical skills to diagnose or treat conditions such as PTSD but also understanding the impact dealing with patient’s traumatic history may have on therapists, medical rescuers, nursing staff or social workers and how to prevent own psychological balance. The article on cognitive trauma processing in the occurrence of secondary posttraumatic growth among professionals working with people after traumatic experiences is just a must-read in this issue.

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Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.12740/app/200265
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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Research
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Michał Lew‐Starowicz
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Michał Lew‐Starowicz
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Abstract

We hope you are entering January charged with new energy after the end-of-the year holiday! APP is calling your attention in the beginning of 2025 with a rich selection of articles covering different scientific and clinical topics. The first one is covering one of the unmet needs in psychiatric care which is the access to therapies targeted on the experience of trauma. In the current epidemiological (i.e. COVID pandemic) and geopolitical situation (war in Ukraine, refugees etc.), clinicians should be properly prepared to deal with mental health consequences related with trauma. This means not only obtaining clinical skills to diagnose or treat conditions such as PTSD but also understanding the impact dealing with patient’s traumatic history may have on therapists, medical rescuers, nursing staff or social workers and how to prevent own psychological balance. The article on cognitive trauma processing in the occurrence of secondary posttraumatic growth among professionals working with people after traumatic experiences is just a must-read in this issue.

Archives of Psychiatry and PsychotherapyVol. 26(4)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Research
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