Return to your topic: Bodily and Emotional Injuries In Dog Bite Cases
Post traumatic stress disorder
After a horrible event, a person may not feel or behave normally for a significant amount of time. He or she may feel depressed, nervous or fearful -- may cry, take dangerous risks or not get along with friends and family. There are many possible symptoms and classifications of this problem. "Post traumatic stress disorder" is one such classification.
A dog bite victim might suffer from post traumatic stress disorder for months after the attack. It is unfair to allow this suffering to continue without proper treatment from a mental health practitioner (see treatment for emotional and social injuries).
What people write to Attorney Phillips...
I got your DVD and updated my contracts accordingly. So much information - I had to watch several times to make sure I get it all. But the actual work of updating my contracts then was very, very easy. You are right, trainers really don't know. All the seminars, conferences, books and videos geared towards trainers do not mention that. Scary to think how much I didn't know before your DVD.
Shelley G.
