Publications by authors named "Mareva Calteau"
Article Synopsis
- The armed forces' health service focuses on treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but there are limited resources for the families who are deeply affected.
- The Robert-Picqué army training hospital in Bordeaux initiated a termly information and exchange day for caregivers of PTSD patients in 2018.
- This event helps families understand and cope with the effects of PTSD, though it has its benefits and some limitations in addressing their needs.
Being a member of the armed forces means being confronted with violent events. For some this can lead to subjective destabilisation, a frequent clinical expression of which is a state of acute stress. In operational situations, treatment is provided as early as possible through the joint action of the army psychiatrist and the armed forces medical teams, using individual and/or collective treatment approaches.
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