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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Often after experiencing a severe trauma such as, but not limited to, an accident, a death of a relative, or a war experience, excessive anxiety can develop. A person may feel like they are experiencing the same traumatic event over and over, in dreams or in flashbacks. They may also become nervous, withdrawn, lose interest in activities and no longer derive pleasure from social contacts. These symptoms can continue many years after the traumatic event.

For further information about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder,
please contact us at:

UCLA Trauma Psychiatric Service
(310)794-1076


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