Posttraumatic stress symptoms and trauma appraisals in carers of people with psychosis Sample Clauses

Posttraumatic stress symptoms and trauma appraisals in carers of people with psychosis. Posttraumatic stress symptoms were strongly related to negative cognitions about the self and self-blame for trauma related to the caring role. These findings broadly mirror 01. The finding that self-blame for the trauma was strongly associated with posttraumatic stress symptoms is consistent with previous research with carers of people with psychosis. Xxxxxxx et al. (2005) reported that carer distress was associated with coping styles characterised by self-blame and Xxxxxxxxxxxx et al. (1996) found that carers who made self-blaming attributions experienced higher levels of distress. Finally, the findings are consistent with recent cognitive models of PTSD (Xxxxxx & Xxxxx, 2000), which postulate that negative appraisals about the trauma and its sequelae play a role in the onset and maintenance of posttraumatic stress symptoms. It seems that in carers of people with psychosis, self-blame for the trauma and negative cognitions about the self tend to play more of a role in the onset and maintenance of posttraumatic stress symptoms than negative cognitions about the world. It is possible that carers may feel in some way responsible for the negative outcomes associated with psychosis, for instance, not being able to: alleviate stressors triggering the psychosis; identify the early symptoms of psychosis; or minimise the negative impact of the illness on other family members, for example, younger siblings of the service user. In contrast, it seems carers with posttraumatic stress symptoms do not appraise stressful life events related to their caring role to mean that the world and other people in general are dangerous, unpredictable, or cannot be trusted or relied upon. This result is likely to reflect that traumatic events or stressful life events related to the caring role may be more predictable and involve people that are known to the carer, compared to other traumatic events such as natural disasters, accidents, or violence/abuse from strangers.
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