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This study presents significant findings from a survey on PTSD among participants, revealing that over 51% report a PTSD diagnosis, with half of those likely undiagnosed. The data indicates a strong correlation between probable PTSD and co-occurring conditions such as depression and anxiety, as well as alcohol dependency. Notably, up to 90% of heavy drinkers exhibit probable PTSD. Interestingly, the survey found that over 95% of individuals with frequent suicidal feelings also have probable PTSD, highlighting a critical area for intervention.

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  1. RESULTS AND SURVEY www.ptsdresolution.org

  2. ENS total vs IES total (-0.49)

  3. ENS total vs IES avoidance (-0.39)

  4. ENS total vs IES arousal (-0.55)

  5. ENS total vs IES intrusion (-0.35)

  6. ENS control vs IES total (-0.51)

  7. ENS control vs IES avoidance (-0.47)

  8. ENS control vs IES arousal (-0.64)

  9. ENS control vs IES intrusion (-0.4)

  10. ENS connection vs IES total (-0.23)

  11. ENS connection vs IES avoidance (-0.38)

  12. ENS connection vs IES arousal (-0.53)

  13. ENS connection vs IES intrusion (-0.32)

  14. ENS privacy vs IES total (-0.14)

  15. ENS privacy vs IES avoidance (-0.21)

  16. ENS privacy vs IES arousal (-0.16)

  17. ENS privacy vs IES intrusion (-0.21)

  18. ENS status vs IES total (-0.49)

  19. ENS status vs IES avoidance (-0.38)

  20. ENS status vs IES arousal (-0.5)

  21. ENS status vs IES intrusion (-0.41)

  22. ENS meaning vs IES total (-0.39)

  23. ENS meaning vs IES avoidance (-0.31)

  24. ENS meaning vs IES arousal (-0.43)

  25. ENS meaning vs IES intrusion (-0.26)

  26. Suicidality vs ENS total (-0.5)

  27. Suicidality vs ENS control (-0.63)

  28. Suicidality vs IES total (0.59)

  29. Suicidality vs IES avoidance (0.49)

  30. Suicidality vs IES arousal (0.57)

  31. Suicidality vs IES intrusion (0.48)

  32. In this sample • 51%  say they have a diagnosis of PTSD • 50% of the probable PTSD in this sample is undiagnosed • 53%  say they have a diagnosis of depression  • 40%  say they have another anxiety diagnosis

  33. People with 'probable PTSD' are: • 7 times as likely to have a diagnosis of depression • 5 times as likely to have another anxiety diagnosis • 5 times as likely to have a diagnosis of alcohol dependency

  34. Over 90% of those who drink more than the guideline amount have ‘probable PTSD’

  35. In this sample • 51% of those with ‘probable PTSD’ have suicidal feelings sometimes, often or very often. • 20% of those with ‘probable PTSD’ have serious suicidal feelings, being suicidal often or very often • Over 95% of those who sometimes, often or very often feel suicidal have ‘probable PTSD’

  36. A game of two halves: Past Future

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