trauma triggers; and reduce behaviors and thoughts that contribute to the maintenance of the "sense of current threat". the highly cited paper "traumatic events and post-traumatic stress disorder in the community: prevalence, risk factors and comorbidity" was published by german psychologist axel perkonigg, american sociologist ronald c. kessler, s. storz and german psychologist hans-ulrich wittchen in december 2001. another highly cited paper, titled "post-traumatic stress disorder," was published by american psychiatrist rachel yehuda in january 2002. the ptsd workbook: simple, effective techniques for overcoming traumatic stress symptoms by american social worker mary beth williams and finish psychologist soili poijula in march 2002. it has been widely used. in 2005, the swedish board of health and welfare adopted into that country's variation of the icd a refined conceptualisation of severe burnout it described as "exhaustion disorder." the ptsd association of canada was founded in 2006. "prevalence of depression, anxiety, and adjustment disorder in oncological, haematological, and palliative-care settings: a meta-analysis of 94 interview-based studies" was a february 2011 paper that was highly cited. its lead author was british psychiatrist alex j mitchell. monkey mind: a memoir of anxiety was a popular book released by american journalist daniel b smith in july 2012. dsm-5 (2013-current) the freudian etiological meaning of neurosis is conveyed through the dsm-5 (2013) category "trauma and stress-related disorders". this includes: reactive attachment disorder disinhibited social engagement disorder posttraumatic stress disorder acute stress disorder adjustment disorders other specified trauma- and stressor-related disorder adjustment-like disorders with a late onset ataque de nervios dhat syndrome khyâl cap kufungisisa maladi moun nervios shenjing shuairuo susto taijin kyofusho persistent complex bereavement disorder unspecified trauma- and stressor-related disorder these conditions may lead to others, notably including somatic symptom disorder and dissociation. the popular book my age of anxiety: fear, hope, dread, and the search for peace of mind was released in january 2014 by american journalist scott stossel. in 2014, the bestselling book the body keeps the score: brain, mind, and body in the healing of trauma was released by bessel van der kolk. it explained the author's experiences of psychological trauma, and its consequent effects on mental and physical health. the evil hours: a biography of post-traumatic stress disorder was a popular book released by american writer and ptsd-sufferer david j morris in january 2015. another popular book published that month was rewire your anxious brain: how to use the neuroscience of fear to end anxiety, panic, and worry by americans catherine m. pittman (psychologist) and elizabeth m. karle (author). the afflicted support charity ptsd uk was established in 2015. declutter your mind: how to stop worrying, relieve anxiety, and eliminate negative thinking is a popular book released in august 2016 by americans s.j. scott (psychologist) and barrie davenport (coach). the popular book first, we make the beast beautiful: a new story about anxiety was released by australian journalist sarah wilson in february 2017. another popular book, unfuck your brain: using science to get over anxiety, depression, anger, freak-outs, and triggers, was released by american councillor faith g harper in october 2017. the british psychological society commissioned the creation of the "power threat meaning framework" by a committee over five years, with its first major release in january 2018. the framework aims to provide a complete understanding of psychological trauma, and the best way to treat it. contrary to most psychological approaches, it includes a large focus on the patient's environment. the association française pierre janet was publicly inaugurated in march 2018. the united kingdom psychological trauma society (ukpts) of psychological trauma treating professionals was formed in 2018 from the uk trauma group, and the british and irish chapter of estss. popular book welcome to the united states of anxiety: observations from a reforming neurotic was released by american writer jen lancaster in october 2020. another popular book, unwinding anxiety: new science shows how to break the cycles of worry and fear to heal your mind, was released by american psychiatrist judson brewer in march 2021. the icd-11 (first active in january 2022) included a substantial subset of the dsm-v conditions, and also complex post traumatic stress disorder. prevention main article: stress management transactional model of stress and coping of richard lazarus and susan folkman.