Presentation / Group 1 & 2

 Presentation

GROUP 1

 (Julia W., Harper B., Kate A., Natalie P.)

 

Presentation

https://1drv.ms/p/s!AoXtBg8GmPggcFf4kTfYXi6BLG8?e=NTPHEK

 

Questions

 1) Who proposed BPD in the U.S.?

2) How can DMT help treat BPD?

3) What is the primary symptom of BPD?

4) What demographic is BPD most common in?

5) What is the best treatment for BPD?

 

GROUP 2

(Sue L., Annia I., Blake J., Roshean B.)

 

Presentation

https://1drv.ms/p/s!AoXtBg8GmPggcs1BmAzF8V1ZfFI?e=fKCoFX 


Questions

1) What are the differences between traditional PTSD and C-PTSD?

2) What are the key symptoms of PTSD?

3) What was the case study about?

4) How did you feel after the DMT session?


 

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