Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Medically Unexplained Symptoms

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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Medically Unexplained Symptoms Jonathan I Bisson Institute of Psychological Medicine and Clinical Neurosciences Cardiff University

Trauma and Functional Somatic Syndromes Systematic review and meta-analysis 71 Studies included Largely cross-sectional Variable quality Better methodology, lower association Individuals exposed to trauma 2.7 (2.27 3.10) increased rate of FSS Afari et al (2014), Psychosomatic Medicine

Trauma and FSS Afari et al (2014), Psychosomatic Medicine

FSS and Trauma Afari et al (2014), Psychosomatic Medicine

Multiply Traumatised Population versus diagnosis E.g. adult survivors of CSA and other abuse, asylum seekers, refugees, IDPs, military veterans, domestic violence Many presentations Often complex Often different Physical, mental health and social issues

Complex PTSD No such diagnosis PTSD plus X Multiple Trauma Traumatised under age of 26 Developmental impact Attachments impact

DESNOS Dimensions Affect and impulses Lability, anger/aggression, self mutilation Attention and concentration Dissociation, amnesia, depersonalization Self-Perception Helplessness, guilt, shame Perception of perpetrator Idealization, vengeance Van der Kolk et al, 1994

DESNOS Dimensions Relationships with others Isolation, mistrust, victim, victimization of others Somatisation Unexplained physical symptoms Systems of meaning Despair, hopelessness, unfair world Van der Kolk et al, 1994

Diagnosing PTSD DSM-IV (2000) replaced by DSM-5 in 2013 ICD-10 (1992) to be replaced by ICD-11 in 2017 Definition challenged by heterogeneity of presentation and absence of diagnostic tests

Trauma and Stressor Related Disorder Exposure to traumatic event Re-experiencing Avoidance Negative alterations in cognitions and mood Alterations in arousal and reactivity DSM-5 PTSD

DSM5 Complex PTSD Not a diagnosis PTSD with dissociative symptoms Depersonalisation Derealistation NB negative alterations in cognitions and mood Dissociative amnesia Shame/guilt Detachment/estrangement Inability to experience positive emotions

ICD-11 PTSD Proposal 2 Re-experiencing Flashbacks/powerful images & nightmares 2 Avoidance Thoughts & feelings Places, people, activities 2 Hyperarousal Startle & hypervigilance

ICD-11 Complex PTSD Proposal Emotion Regulation Hyperactivation, de-activation Negative Self-Concept feeling diminished, defeated, worthless, shame, guilt, despair Disturbed Relationships difficulties in feeling close, little interest in relationships or social engagement

Adults with suspected PTSD first 173 54% female, mean age 42.6 (14.4) 17.7 (13.9) years since various traumas Structured clinical interview Questionnaires PTSD Registry

Prevalence of PTSD

Traumatic Exposure

FSS and PTSD

Possible Treatments of Complex PTSD Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Art and Body Therapies Schema Focused Therapy EMDR, TFCBT, CBT Psychodynamic Therapy Phased Treatments E.g. Skills Training in Affective and Interpersonal Regulation and Modified Exposure Therapy(STAIR-MPE) Pharmacotherapy

Management Full biopsychosocial assessment Multiagency, multidisciplinary Agreed management plan Phased approach Usually social, psychological and pharmacological elements Need debated

Phased Approach Phase one Physical difficulties, accommodation, food, clothes, money Emotional stabilisation Social support Psychological input stress management, skills training Pharmacological treatment Phase two Trauma focused therapy Phase three Integration to new situation

STAIR-MPE A Phase-Based Treatment for the Multiply Traumatized Designed for women with PTSD related to childhood sexual abuse Randomised controlled trial evidence of effect Cloitre et al, 2002

TFCBT vs Waitlist/Usual Care for PTSD Bisson et al, 2013

STAIR-MPE Phase I: Skills Training in Affective and Interpersonal Regulation (STAIR) Phase II: Modified Prolonged Exposure (MPE) 8 x one hour of each with handouts & homework Cloitre et al, 2002

Cardiff University Traumatic Stress Research Group Jon Bisson Hannah Colley Sarah Cosgrove Tony Downes Rebecca Holland Mat Hoskins Sandra Jumbe Neil Kitchiner Catrin Lewis Alice Piekarski Neil Roberts Ben Sessa