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humanity, children, and domestic violence. He has an inter-
LTC (Ret) Moeller, DC graduated from dental school at the est in the study and treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder
University of California with his DDS, medical school at the in military, law enforcement, and abuse/trauma victims. He
University of Alabama with his MD, and graduate school at is currently studying psychology at Auburn University with a
Hampton University with an MA in biological sciences. He did goal of achieving a clinical PhD.
his residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery at Walter Reed
Army Medical Center and his transitional medical residency at Ms Goolsby is a student at Columbus State University, ex-
Columbus Regional Medical Center in Columbus, Georgia. He pecting a bachelors of science in psychology in May 2015. She
is retired from the US Army Dental Corps. While in the Army, he aspires to attain a PhD in a field related to clinical research in
was deployed as a medical corpsman to Vietnam and as an oral psychology.
and maxillofacial surgeon during Desert Storm. He is board cer-
tified in oral and maxillofacial surgery and has a private practice Mr Gallimore is a student of psychology at Columbus State
in Columbus, Georgia. He occasionally teaches health science University, expecting a bachelors of science in December 2014.
courses at Columbus Technical College in Columbus, Georgia. He has 15 years of experience in a number of computer-re-
lated, technical fields. He intends to acquire a PhD in cognitive
Mr Duffey is an ordained minister and former military law and behavioral psychology in order to work in professional
enforcement officer (USA-MP) specializing in crimes against research settings.

APPENDIX A

PTSD NIGHT SYMPTOMS INDEX (PNSI-7)

PARTICIPANT NUMBER: _______________________________________________ FORM SERIES: _________________________
Please take your time and answer the following six questions as accurately as you can. Do not provide your name or any
other identifiable information on this page. All information recorded here will be stored anonymously. Thank you for your
participation.

No. ITEM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
/ / /
On how many nights over the last 7 nights have you
1a / / /
experienced headaches?
/ / /
On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most severe,
1b
what was the intensity of these headaches?
/ / /
On how many nights over the past 7 nights have you
2a / / /
experienced nightmares?
/ / /
When you experienced these nightmares what was their
2b average intensity on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being the most
severe)
/ / /
On how many nights over the past 7 nights did you have
3a / / /
difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep?
/ / /
On those sleepless nights, how difficult was it to get
3b
useful rest? (scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being impossible)
Please allow staff to complete this form below this line. Thank you.

AREA A B Product n/70 Score
1 /70 =
2 /70 =
3 /70 =
Note: Area 1 = HEADACHE, Area 2 = NIGHTMARE, Area 3 = SLEEP DISTURBANCE

OVERALL
1 2 3 SUM n/210 %
/210

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