About Face
Why this resource is helpful:
After a traumatic event like combat, an assault, or a disaster it's normal to feel scared, keyed up, or sad at first. But if it's been months or years since the trauma and you're not feeling better, you may have PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder).
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