The First World War's Mental Health Crisis: Shell Shock

Posted: 2025-05-29 01:39:29 UTC

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The First World War led to over 250,000 men suffering from 'shell shock,' a term coined in 1915 by Charles Myers, which is now known as PTSD.

Mental health impact of WWI

Historical context of PTSD

The origin of the term 'shell shock'

Understanding the long-term psychological effects of war

Recognition and treatment of PTSD in historical context