by Dr. Rachel Cason | Oct 10, 2017 | Blog
So while I’ve dipped in and out of the world of Star Trek over the years, I’d never have been described by my nearest and dearest as a ‘Trekkie’. And yet I have Trash Jaeger (@spacetimeboss) on Twitter to thank for my special interest in the...
by Dr. Rachel Cason | Oct 3, 2017 | Blog
“I’m so excited; I’m going to the theatre tonight and I’ve not been in ages!” “Sounds great – what are you going to see?” “This thing on trauma. It’s billed as both informative and funny.”...
by Dr. Rachel Cason | Aug 14, 2017 | Blog
As a follow up to my previous interview with PTSD practioners (read more here) I was prompted to seek out a therapist who could shed some light on Complex PTSD (or C-PTSD). And Mary-Clare de Echevarria very kindly stepped into the breach. In this post, she outlines...
by Dr. Rachel Cason | Jun 8, 2017 | Blog
Over the last few months I’ve focused on some new connections I’ve been making in how Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) might manifest differently for those who have been internationally mobile. Many Third Culture Kids, and other global nomads, have...
by Dr. Rachel Cason | Mar 22, 2017 | Blog
A couple of readers of my last blog post, on PTSD and Cultural Variance: Implications for Third Culture Kids, commented on specific features of their childhood that could perhaps be explained by cultural features from West Africa – the part of the world that had...
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