Posts Tagged ‘ anxiety ’

PTSD Professional Perspective: Have you completed your RECON? Part 2

Friday, June 25th, 2010

Last week Beau started to explain what RECON was. This week he begins to break down the acronym:
R is for Record Yourself
Due to the complicated nature of this anxiety…

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PTSD Professional Perspective: 3 Simple Steps To Reduce Stress

Friday, June 4th, 2010

Fred Krazeise is a practical guy. He’s contributed to this blog before, with a fabulous post about how to reduce your cortisol level, plus emotional healing and tissue memory. This…

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PTSD Survivors Speak: How anxiety feeds PTSD

PTSD Survivors Speak: How anxiety feeds PTSD

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Our PTSD symptoms don’t only affect us — they affect those close to us, too. Today, a family member describes his view of his father, PTSD, and what you can…

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PTSD Professional Perspective: Self-Care: Small Steps Towards Valuing Yourself

PTSD Professional Perspective: Self-Care: Small Steps Towards Valuing Yourself

Friday, April 30th, 2010

In my experience (and I include myself in this) PTSDers are very hard on themselves. They expect so much to happen in terms of healing and they want it NOW.…

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PTSD Survivor’s Speak: Healing Nicole, Part 1

PTSD Survivor’s Speak: Healing Nicole, Part 1

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

Today I’m psyched to introduce you to a member of Team Heal My PTSD — one of our very own volunteers is telling her story. I know you’ll groove on…

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