The following diagnostic criteria characterize<unk> : * Clinically significant emotional symptoms or behavioural problems, which appear after an extraordinary although common stressful life event. * Traumatic stress is experienced in the following ways: # The patient is aware of the stressor and recognizes it as the cause of the disorder. # The event is experienced as unfair, insulting or as a breach of trust. # The reaction of the patient regarding the event includes feelings of<unk> , anger and helplessness. # The patient reacts with emotional arousal when they are reminded of the event. # * * *Symptoms are recurrent intrusions concerning the event: *a dysphoric-aggressive-depressive mood *reduced drive *unspecific psychosomatic symptoms *phobic avoidance of persons or places related to the event *thoughts of revenge and fantasies of murder-suicide *suicidal ideation or fantasies of extended suicide * There were no mental disorders prior to the event that could explain this abnormal reaction. * Daily activities and tasks are impaired. * The symptoms last longer than six months.
Posttraumatic embitterment disorder
Transference neurosis
Malingering of post-traumatic stress disorder
Prolonged grief disorder
Complex post-traumatic stress disorder
Complicated grief disorder
Acute stress disorder
Suicide crisis