1 000 Yard Stare. Thousand yard stare hires stock photography and images Alamy War artist Thomas Lea's The Two-Thousand Yard Stare An exhausted U.S Explore the thousand-yard stare, its link to PTSD, and discover treatment options and support for those affected.
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Gain insights into this haunting gaze and its significance. Originally used to describe war combatants and veterans with PTSD after WWII, it is now applied to anyone (including non-veterans) who demonstrated the stare due to trauma.
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The 1000-yard stare describes the blank, unfocused gaze of someone experiencing dissociation because of acute stress or traumatic events What causes the thousand-yard stare? Anything can trigger the thousand-yard stare—from witnessing violence to experiencing neglect or abuse to trauma bonds, even seemingly less dramatic events like a difficult move or a bullying situation. Gain insights into this haunting gaze and its significance.
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Thousand Yard Stare Photograph by John Anderson Pixels. Marine exhibits the thousand-yard stare after two days of constant fighting at the Battle of Eniwetok, February 1944 What causes the thousand-yard stare? Anything can trigger the thousand-yard stare—from witnessing violence to experiencing neglect or abuse to trauma bonds, even seemingly less dramatic events like a difficult move or a bullying situation.