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It may sound like a cruel joke. Through no fault of your own, you endure complex trauma during childhood. However, the symptoms of complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD) may not only worsen over time, but this disorder is believed to (more…)
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can cause a variety of harmful symptoms that can negatively impact your overall quality of life. Unfortunately, some of those symptoms are cyclical — including sleep problems.
When you’re dealing with PTSD, it can be difficult (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →War trauma is not new, but in the digital age, social media has added a new dimension to how it’s experienced. Social media platforms bring war into everyday life, making it hard to avoid. This article will look at the (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →You may have experienced this firsthand or seen it in a live show or through a television show or movie.
The premise is typically the same. During a magic show, audience members are selected to sit on the stage and (more…)
Unfortunately, gun violence is part of everyday reality. It can be hard to figure out how to talk with your children about this topic, but it’s critical to have an open dialogue after gun violence exposure.
Children will naturally look (more…)
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Posted in: Children's Issues, Parenting, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →In America, the frequency and sensationalized nature of mass shootings create a challenging environment for gun violence survivors. News reports of such tragic events can serve as potent triggers, evoking intense emotions and potentially re-traumatizing survivors.
Coping with triggering events (more…)
If you’ve gone through a traumatic event, you may find yourself re-experiencing those emotions. At some point, avoiding triggers could become difficult or impossible. In those moments, it’s important you learn how to take care of yourself and prioritize your (more…)
Every Sunday morning, you get dressed up and head to church. Each night, you say your prayers before going to sleep. Each meal, you say Grace. Every single day, you write down your blessings and express your gratitude.
If you (more…)
There are no words to describe the feeling of being diagnosed with a terminal illness. It can seem unfair, uncalled for, and you may struggle to come to terms with the news. You may feel angry or frustrated that this (more…)