PTSD - volunteers needed

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PTSD - volunteers needed

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Can you please help get the word out about a study I am conducting at the University of South Carolina (USC), College of Nursing? I am gathering information about the basic psychosocial process that men and women undergo in recovering from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Since little is known about how people actually recover from exposure to traumatic events, I am seeking recovered victims of PTSD who are willing to participate in a writing project describing their recovery journey. The findings may help to refine traditional mental health therapies and shape new practices.
All research will be conducted on a closed website at http://www.PTSDrecoverystudy.com. All submissions and online discussion will be confidential. More information about the project is contained at the website.
Participants must be at least 18 years of age, English speaking, and capable of using the internet and writing on the computer. There is no payment for participation, but all contributions will be highly valued and will help contribute to mental health knowledge.
You can contact me, Pamela Phillips, RN, MSN, PhD(c), at any time at PTSDrecovery@gmail.com for any questions or concerns about this study. Thank you for your support of this important research.

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Pamela Phillips, RN, MSN, PhD(c)
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC
Email: PTSDrecovery@gmail.com
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