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Why People Don’t Respond to and Heal from Trauma the Same Way
Posted on November 8, 2018 by admin in PTSD Blog.“We’ve offered advice and you ignore it. You’re using your trauma as an excuse to abandon us.” My friend’s words stung, but they didn’t surprise me. For several years I’d been trying to sort out my PTS symptoms–fear, psychological/emotional paralysis, numbness, triggers, and the confusion that had overtaken my life– and explain my struggles to […]
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Five Things to Do If You Think You Have PTSD
Posted on May 19, 2013 by admin in PTSD Blog.I recently did a radio show broadcasting from one of the nation’s largest cities. I was asked to talk about trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder, not because I’m a mental health professional, but because I’ve walked through this issue myself and at the side of close friends and family members. Ten years ago, I thought […]
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