Childhood Trauma and Dementia

New research recommends there is a solid relationship between initial childhood trauma, for example, that accomplished by the stolen ages, and dementia. There is an extensive agreement that shows that childhood trauma is essentially linked to improving sorrow. There is a strong connection between a high introduction to early life stress and affliction, which involves people who were a part of the stolen ages, and the likelihood of dementia being determined at some point on the road. Psychological trauma is any psychological disorder that unexpectedly overpowers the ability to give an insignificant sense of well - being and integrative wholeness, to overpower nervousness or defenselessness or to create a continuous change in the psychic organization. Trauma to children may affect the mental and physical well - being in adulthood.

• Childhood Trauma and PTSD Symptoms
• Psychological Therapies
• Childhood trauma with cognitive function in healthy adults
• Post-traumatic stress disorder and Alzheimer’s disease

Submit your abstract under the session: Childhood Trauma and Dementia at 
https://frontiersmeetings.com/conferences/dementia/Childhood-Trauma-and-Dementia