Tag Archives: PTSD and anxiety

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  Intrusive Thoughts, Part 1

  Posted on February 26, 2019 by admin in PTSD Blog.

  by Wanda Sanchez, PTSD/Trauma Consultant A few weeks ago I was going about my day, getting ready for a business lunch meeting. Showered, shampooed and shined, I was applying my makeup in my big, round, brightly lit make-up mirror, when seemingly out of nowhere, there it was. THAT thought. And then the NEXT one. The thoughts inside my […]

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  Riding the Dragon: PTSD and Releasing Anxiety

  Posted on June 25, 2013 by admin in PTSD Blog.

  A good friend of mine with post-traumatic stress disorder finds it stressful to ride in the back seat of a car. She stresses about the dangers that exist and envisions fatalistic scenes. Before treatment, worry could paralyze her. People who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder often suffer from debilitating worry–not because they enjoy worrying about […]

  Post Tagged with Dr. Robert Wicks, post-traumatic stress and anxiety, PTSD and anxiety, PTSD and worry, PTSD symptoms, PTSD treatment, Riding the Dragon
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