Clinical and subclinical post-traumatic

Using Assignment 1 in Nursing essay writing, create a 10-15 slide PowerPoint presentation in which you:

  1. Present the findings using presentation software of your choice.
  2. Include a title slide and references section (references section must be in APA format). Note: These two (2) slides are not part of the ten (10) slide requirement.
  3. Develop a creative and appealing presentation for a professional audience, using two to three (2-3) colors, two to three (2-3) fonts, and two to three (2-3) other visuals.
  4. Provide coherent, clear, organized, and substantive content that can be easily understood by the audience.
  5. Provide detailed speaker notes for each slide. Note: The speaker notes should be formally written. In other words, correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation are expected.
  6. Summarize three (3) critical main points of the Assignment 1 topic paper. Note: Elaborate on the main points in additional slides as necessary. Use in-text citations in APA format to support your points.
  7. Conclude your presentation with both a summary of the facts and your opinion of where future beneficial research on your chosen topic will lead.

Review of a Professional Journal Article

Our Nursing essay writing will review a scholarly peer reviewed Journal Article on clinical and post-clinical post traumatic stress disorders to complete this assignment

Health problems affecting parents providing care to children with
special needs. Parent of special needs children suffer more health problems than average population. These parents require intervention. For therapeutic interventions, self-actualization and self-acceptance need
consideration

Existential fulfillment scale is useful instrument to identify parents in
need of intervention. Parents of special needs. These parents physical need is neglected. It affects daily functioning of parent. It has adverse effects on children

Meaning in life

Introduced by Frankl (1962) explain why some people cope better than
others in enduring circumstances do. Meaning of life helps people cope with suffering. Meaning of life leads to existential fulfillment. Health effects on parents raising a special needs child: Depression, Clinical and subclinical post-traumatic stress disorder, Poor health, Chronic fatigue, Sleep deprivation, Lower vitality, Role limitation, Perceived daily stress,

Relationship between meaning of life and mental health

Less overall psychological distress

More happiness

Higher self esteem post treatment

Less depressive symptoms

Strong sense of meaning of life is a source of motivation during stress. It influences physical health- both biological and behavioral, Operationalising of meaning of life, Leads to existential fulfillment leads to self acceptance, Self-actualization, Self-transcendence, Self-acceptance

Realistic awareness of one’s strength and weaknesses

Understanding ones potential and ones limitations

Self-acceptance

Self-transcendence

Self-actualization

Existential fulfillment

Self-actualization

Pinnacle in hierarchy of human needs

Desire for self-fulfillment

Need or desire to become more and more Self-transcendence

Recognizing that a person is a part of a larger whole

Feeling that there is meaning in life

Rising above ones interests

Summary

(In our Nursing essay writing we ensure to engage the audience by appealing to the appropriate emotions)

Higher sense of self-actualization and self-acceptance relates to a better perceived physical health

Higher sense of self-transcendence relates more to perceived health problem.

Stress of raising a special needs child is responsible for health problems

References

(The scholarly sources used for Nursing essay writing this paper are peer reviewed and relevant)

Bekenkamp, J., Klasina Groothof, H., Bloemers, W., & Tomic, W. (2014). The Relationship

between Physical Health and Meaning in Life among Parents of Special Needs Children.

Europe’s Journal of Psychology, 10(1), 67-78. doi:10.5964/ejop.v10i1.674

Clark, P. (2002). Effects of individual and family hardiness on caregiver depression and fatigue. Research in Nursing & Health, 25(1), 37-48. doi:10.1002/nur.10014

Frankl, V. (1962). Psychiatry and man’s quest for meaning. Journal of Religion and Health, 1(2), 93-103. doi:10.1007/BF01532076

Maslow, A. (1943). A Theory of Human Motivation. Psychological Review, 50, 370-396.