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• TITLE: Discover Trauma Clearance Concept of PTSD from the Victims Involving in Volunteers Help Disaster Victims Avoid from PTSD by Volunteering

  AUTHORS: Fang-Tsuang Lu

  KEYWORDS: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Disaster Trauma, Volunteer, Trauma Clearance Theory

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.15 No.1, January 26, 2024

  ABSTRACT: As we know that trauma means experience that causes intense physical and psychological stress reaction in a big disaster or unfortunate encounter. After disaster, the victims engage in volunteer will get more opportunities to take part in society and interact with more people. Especially the victims will get a new valuable experience with delight. These experiences will cover up and clear the trauma experience. Actually, by inviting victims involved in volunteer, we can find they re-get the value of life and start a new life career. This article practically shares diverse experiences regarding a lot of victims of Tzu Chi domestic and international disaster relief activities which include 921 Taiwan Chi-Chi earthquake in 1999, Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami in 2004, Sichuan (Wenchuan) earthquake in Chinese Mainland in 2008, Morake typhoon of southern Taiwan in 2009, Typhoon Haiyan of Philippine in 2013. We accumulated some examples of victim volunteers and how they quit the invasion of PTSD through the involvement of volunteering, Thousands of the victims get a lot of valuable and delightful experiences that will invite the other victims to participate the volunteer. This positive action will gradually be spread by victims and set into impetus to the whole disaster area. Except for the group type example of disaster victims’ volunteer, there is also the example of a lady who lost her husband and two children. How she walked out from the biggest tragedy of her life through volunteering as an interpreter.