[Psychological care for combatants psychotraumatized by armed conflict]. / Prises en charge psychologiques des combattants psychotraumatisés par les conflits armés.

The treatment of psychotrauma is based on two main aspects, pharmacological and psychotherapeutic, in accordance with national and international recommendations on psychotherapy, which recommend the use of different techniques, depending on the time frame of the psychotraumatic event or events. The principles of psychological support are based on three phases: immediate, post-medical and long-term. Therapeutic patient education brings added value to the psychological care of psychotraumatized people.

[Risks and Opportunities of Reproducing with HIV]. / L'impact psychotraumatique de la guerre en Ukraine.

The war in Ukraine is a major and long-lasting polytraumatic event which has deleterious psychological consequences on a very large number of people in the country (combatants, civilians of all ages), or outside the country. These psychological disorders can have a lasting effect on the lives of children, adolescents and adults who are direct or indirect victims.

[A day for families of military patients with post-traumatic stress disorder]. / Une journée pour les familles de patients militaires en état de stress post-traumatique.

The treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder is one of the priorities of the armed forces' health service, but there are few measures for families, who are nevertheless the first to be affected. At the Robert-Picqué army training hospital in Bordeaux, an information and exchange day for carers was set up in 2018. It takes place once every term. Here is a look at how it works, its benefits and its limitations.