PTSD in Spanish
PTSD is lesson 4 in our 5-lesson series on discussing mental health in Spanish. If you missed the previous lessons, be sure to check out the lessons on: depression, anxiety & substance abuse.
In today’s lesson on PTSD in Spanish, you’ll learn about:
- Una descripción del trastorno (a description of the disorder)
- Los diferentes tipos de sÃntomas y ejemplos (The different types of symptoms with examples)
- Diferencias en manifestaciones de sÃntomas con niños (how the symptoms manifest differently in children)
- Factores de riesgo y resiliencia (risk and resilience factors)
- Unas preguntas útiles (some useful questions for your patients)
- Terapias (therapies)
- Medicamentos (medications)
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¡Gracias POR compartir su aventura de español conmigo!
Su tarea – Your Homework
- Review the notes & vocabulary
- Identify additional points and topics to discuss with patients
- Let me know if you need help 🙂
- Remember to keep it simple if you need to
- Ask for help in the comments below
- Give it a try with your patients!
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You guys are awesome. I would like to address two typos that I saw today in this lesson:
-excitado instead of exitado
-individuos instead of individuales
Thank you.
Thanks Camilo! I’ll find those typos and update the downloadable notes.