Contributing Writer
West Virginia School of Medicine
Anusha is a first year medical student at West Virginia School of Medicine. She is a strong believer in a holistic approach to wellness and healing. She is also an unapologetic feminist and advocate. When she has free time, she loves hanging out with her dog, writing, and reading.
With the increased awareness surrounding mental health that has come over the course of the 21st century, many more people are aware of PTSD. Our understanding of it has come a long way from the earliest accounts of “soldier’s heart” during the Civil War era, or even what was termed “shell shock” during World War 1. However, there are still some common misconceptions surrounding PTSD, which I hope to debunk here.
Contributing Writer
West Virginia School of Medicine
Anusha is a first year medical student at West Virginia School of Medicine. She is a strong believer in a holistic approach to wellness and healing. She is also an unapologetic feminist and advocate. When she has free time, she loves hanging out with her dog, writing, and reading.
