Relatively speaking, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder is still a diagnostic adolescent.  Not officially recognized until 1980s in DSM III and driven by reactions to combat, we are still learning so much and yet so many questions remain.  One thing that is clear, the prevalence of those who have experienced trauma is much higher than previously thought and affects more than just veterans.  To complicate matters, like all mental health treatment, one size does not fit all.  In recent years, research has been exploding on the integration of bodywork into or as an adjunct treatment to therapy.  As a Psychologist, I have…