Separation Fear: An Integral Feature of the Complex Trauma Syndrome in War-Refugees

Feelings of uncertainty after traumatic event (i.e., forcefully leaving living place) is a common cause severe fear (anxiety) which may contribute to development complex trauma syndrome. Traumatic injuries such depleted individual’s sense aliveness might be quite catastrophic causing perception that one’s identity, togetherness and wholeness lost forever. In situation, the response lead cascade events result in symptoms hyperarousal, dissociation, depersonalisation, detachment, recollection intrusive events, avoidance reminder.
 Separation among war-refugees broader condition than it defined as anxiety disorder dominant features are excessive inappropriate separation from primary attachment figure(s). war-refugees, clinical manifestations realistic worries about harmful things happen figure(s) who left behind – persistent fears for loved ones being killed, tortured, possible