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TRAUMA AND PTSD SOUTH AFRICA
Dan J. Stein
University of Cape Town
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OVERVIEW
• Some background context
• Some epidemiological data
• Some neurobiological data
• Some quasi-interventional data
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CONTEXTPolitical
• 1948 - National Party comes to power• 1976 - Soweto schools’ uprising• 1990 - Nelson Mandela released • 1993 - Interim Constitution negotiated• 1994 - ANC democratically elected• 1995 - Promotion of National Unity and
Reconciliation Act
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CONTEXTPersonal
• 1986 - Completed medicine at UCT
• 1991 - Completed psychiatry in NYC
• 1994 - Completed Fellowship on OCD
• 1997 - MRC Unit on Anxiety & Stress
• 2005 - Moved to UCT as Head of Dept
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CONTEXTScientific
• 1800s - Psychiatric asylums• 1950s - University Depts of Psychiatry• 1960s - Papers on behavioral Rx • 1970s - Academic boycott• 1990s - Academic collaboration• 2000s - First fMRI/neurogenetics• 2010s - Global mental health funding
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CONTEXT:Psychiatry
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CONTEXT
• In some ways, the context of South Africa is quite unique
• But also, reminiscent of aspects of USA and of low-middle income countries
• A fascinating laboratory for the study of trauma and PTSD!?
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EPIDEMIOLOGY
• South African Stress & Health Study (SASH)
• First nationally representative psychiatric epidemiology study in Africa
• n = 4351, rigorous probability sample design
• Similar design to other countries in the World Mental Health Surveys (WMHS)
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EPIDEMIOLOGY
• In this setting, what are the potentially traumatic events (PTEs), and what is their conditional risk for PTSD?
• Methodology assessed PTSD in relation to both a random PTE and in relation to most severe PTE
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Lifetime Prevalence of Psychiatric Disorders in SA
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Anxiety disorder 16.5 15.7 11.9 11.3
Mood disorder 9.6 10.3 8.6 13.2
Substance disorder 12.6 18.9 15.0 5.5
Any disorder 30.1 35.5 26.5 26.2
(Stein et al, 2008)
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• Psychiatric disorders are more disabling than physical disorders
• Psychiatric disorders are 10 times less likely to be diagnosed and treated
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• The relative burden of PTSD refers to the %age of all months lived with PTSD in the pop due to episodes associated with a PTE.
• Represents a combination of three factors: the prevalence of the PTE, conditional risk of PTSD, and the PTSD duration.
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Traumatic Events by Category
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Relative PTSD Burden
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Why is Witnessing Important?
• A common trauma with low PTSD risk can be very burdensome (e.g., MVAs)
• In specific context of South Africa, there have been many community protests
(Atwoli et al, 2012)
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Further Analyses of Witnessing
• Witnessing associated with exposure to a higher number of traumatic events
• PTSD, mood, and anxiety disorders varied significantly with witnessing status
(Atwoli et al, 2015)
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• Dissociation is associated with greater severity and greater impairment
• In the WMHS dataset as a whole, there are also universal themes
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Practical Relevance
• Clinicians should be aware that some traumas are less common in the clinic, but more important for public health
• Clinicians should be aware of the dissociative subtype of PTSD, and its association with greater severity
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Capacity Building / Next Steps
• SASH and WMHS provided numerous opportunities for students
• Several PhDs (e.g., Sorsdahl, Atwoli)
• Dozens of publications (including e.g., collaborations with Prof Ndetei)
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Capacity Building / Next Steps
• Harvard-UCT Neurogenetics of African Populations (N-GAP) study
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NEUROBIOLOGY
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Hippocampal Glucocorticoid Receptors in Stressed Rodents
(Uys et al, 2005)
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PTSD - MRI
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(Seedat et al, 2004)
PTSD – functional imaging
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PTSD – MRI
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NEUROBIOLOGY
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Urbach-Weithe Disorder
• 37 patients with UWD (>10% of the world population) compared to controls
• UWD was associated with high prevalence of anxiety disorders
• UWD was associated with impairment in executive functions
(Thornton et al, 2008)
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Urbach-Weithe Disorder
• This initial picture was somewhat counter-intuitive
• But there is increasing basic knowledge of amygdala subregions
• Does this “natural lesion” provide a picture consistent with this knowledge?
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Structure (BLA) vs Function (S/CMA)
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UWD patients recognize fear better
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UWD patients attend to fear longer
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Role of the BLA
• BLA often seen as the “sensory” amygdala, with input from thalamus/PFC
• Inhibitory functions of the BLA on the CMA increasingly recognized
• Speculatively, BLA underlies goal-directed rather than reflexive responses
(Terburg et al, 2012)
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UWD show generous investment
(van Honk et al, PNAS, 2013)
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UWD patients with improved WM
(Morgan et al, Plos One, 2012)
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Evolutionary Speculation
• Orientation to salience is rapid, involuntary and effortless, whereas executive inhibition of bottom-up interference is effortful
• Evolutionarily advantageous for PFC to be able to override amygdala-mediated “false alarms” during goal-oriented cognition
(Morgan et al, 2012)
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Practical Relevance
• Clinicians should recognized that trauma- related symptoms are normal and adaptive; people are enormously resilient
• It may be useful for clinicians to explain PTSD to their patients as an amygdala-mediated false alarm
• Alarms can be useful, but in PTSD a range of different clinical interventions are helpful in turning the alarm threshold lower
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Capacity Building / Next Steps
• Students in MRC Unit have developed a number of animal models
• Cape Universities Brain Imaging Centre (CUBIC) has hosted numerous students
• Particular focus has been on neuroHIV, substance use disorders
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Capacity Building / Next Steps
• New opportunity is ENIGMA e.g. ENIGMA-HIV, ENIGMA-PTSD
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AN INTERVENTION: THE TRC
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Origins of the TRC
• to promote national unity and reconciliation in a spirit of understanding
• to detail the nature, causes, and extent of gross human rights violations
• to facilitate amnesty to perpetrators who fully disclose politically motivated acts
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Origins of the TRC
• to restore human and civil dignity by giving victims a chance to relate violations
• to report back to the nation, recommending reparations
• to recommend steps to safeguard future prevention of violations
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Origins of the TRC
• a negotiated political settlement
• retributive justice de-emphasized
“S.A. has decided to say no to amnesia and yes to remembrance; to say no to full scale procecution and yes to forgiveness”
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Truth and Reconciliation:Themes to Consider
• Psychological effects of discrimination
• Providing services and help for survivors
• Understanding the nature of perpetration
• Human rights in psychiatric practice
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Truth and Reconciliation:Helping Survivors
• The TRC as an enabler of catharsis or “testimony therapy”
- evidence for “testimony therapy” - clinicians on the TRC
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Truth and Reconciliation: Helping Survivors
• Secondary traumatization by a once-off unsympathetic exploration of the past
- lack of clinical resources - lawyers on the TRC
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Truth and Reconcilation:Methods
• SUBJECTS: Xhosa-speaking survivors of gross human rights violations, with and without participation in the TRC
• INTERVIEW: HRV instrument, MINI psychiatric diagnosis, Enright Forgiveness Inventory
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Truth and Reconciliation:Methods
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Truth and Reconciliation:Results
• PTSD was predicted by human rights violations
• However, severity of PTSD and PTSD comorbidity were predicted by human
rights violations, civilian traumas, multiple stressful life events, and gender
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Truth and Reconciliation:Results
• No significant association between TRC participation and psychiatric status
• Presence of depression (p=.01), PTSD (p=0.03), and other anxiety disorders (p=0.04), significantly correlated with lower forgiveness scores
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SASH data on the TRC
• Psychological distress was significantly associated with having a TRC related experience to share, and with negative perceptions of the TRC
• The majority of South Africans viewed the TRC moderately positively, irrespective of age, education, and race
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Truth and Reconciliation?
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Helping Survivors
• The TRC may have misled by promising too much, and is unlikely to have helped those with disorders like PTSD
• However, the TRC provided dignity and “acknowledgment” to many; a lesson in social approaches to distress
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Practical Relevance
• Social context plays a key role in influencing the response of individuals to trauma
• Good leadership can be crucial in the aftermath of trauma, at institutional level or at governmental level
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Capacity Building / Next Steps
• With global mental health funding there are now opportunities to do clinical trials
• Several of these are now ongoing in the Dept of Psychiatry at UCT
• They include work on participants with trauma exposure
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Capacity Building / Next Steps
• Drakenstein Birth Cohort Study may be a particularly useful foundation
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CONCLUSION
• Epidemiological data from SA provide unique and universal lessons
• Laboratory and clinical data have contributed to models of PTSD
• Rare UWD population may be useful for studying amygdala function
• The TRC provided important lessons that may have broader applicability
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CONCLUSION
• We have worked from bench to bedside to beyond
• Capacity building has been a core component of our research
• Significant opportunities for future cross-country collaboration (e.g., N-GAP)
• Psychopharmacology conference (Nairobi Oct 9/10, [email protected])