Asim Haračić, MD psychiatrist, clinical director of the psychiatry department at Providence Hospital, Washington, DC, member of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian-American Academy of Sciences and Arts, recently appeared as a guest on Bosanski vestnik on FACE TV and talked about the ever-current topic of PTSD.
How does PTSD affect a person's daily life? What are the most common problems that patients face in their daily activities? What are the most effective treatment methods? What is the connection between PTSD and other disorders, such as depression and anxiety, and what are the most common myths and misconceptions about PTSD, are just some of the questions that Dr. Haračić answered during the video guest appearance
dr. Haračić currently works as the Clinical Director of Providence Psychiatric Hospital in Washington DC, and works as a teacher and supervisor at the psychiatry residency program of Saint Elizabeth Hospital in Washington DC.
He came to America in 1996. During the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992-1995), he worked as a resident at the Clinic for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, as well as a doctor in the 105th Motorized Brigade. After the war experience and work on physical war traumas, he decided to specialize in psychiatry with a special interest in the treatment of psychological traumas.
dr. Haračić is an active member of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian-American Academy of Sciences and Arts (BHAAAS), within which the educational web platform Znanjem do zdravlje operates. (www.znanjemdozdravlja.com). dr. Haračić often writes about mental health, therapeutic approaches, and news and research in psychiatry. His work contributes to a better understanding and destigmatization of mental disorders in the general public.
Watch Dr. Haračić's appearance on FACE TV at the link https://youtu.be/kn9_VlagtiE
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