Posts Tagged ‘ post-traumatic ’

PTSD Survivors Speak: Tapping the Self through Song

PTSD Survivors Speak: Tapping the Self through Song

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

I’m always interested in how we find, define and present ourselves after trauma. I met today’s guest post author, Marina, in a PTSD online forum. I was writing about my love of…

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Treating PTSD: What Are You Afraid Of?

Treating PTSD: What Are You Afraid Of?

Friday, December 18th, 2009

In my own PTSD healing I was very, very afraid. Afraid to give up my survivor identity. Afraid I would be obliterated by the emotions healing released. Afraid I’d get lost…

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Treating PTSD: 98% of What You Do Is Habit

Treating PTSD: 98% of What You Do Is Habit

Monday, November 16th, 2009

A frightening thought, isn’t it, that most of what you do every day, all day is by habit? You wake up, get dressed and go about your day driven by several unconscious choices…

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Treating PTSD: Do You Want Joyful Thoughts?

Treating PTSD: Do You Want Joyful Thoughts?

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

All right, let’s get down to the nitty-gritty. An important question every survivor needs to answer:
Do I want to spend my life thinking about the bad stuff, or would I

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PTSD Professional Perspective: Are you in denial?

PTSD Professional Perspective: Are you in denial?

Sunday, October 11th, 2009

Elizabeth Stanfill has been teaching stress management to Emergency Personnel for 16 years, and to the general population for a decade. I like her approach because it’s direct, to the…

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