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PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) isn’t just “ “remembering something bad.” It’s what happens when the body stays in survival mode long after the danger has passed. 🧠 Intrusive thoughts & flashbacks 😴 Nightmares & insomnia 👀 Hypervigilance, always alert, on edge 💨 Shallow brea
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Beautiful! 😍 #LoveDaytonaBeach 📷 by @mi22ionjku: mission_22 is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Veterans and their families. We offer comprehensive, no-cost programs focusing on mental health, wellness, and community support to help Veterans overcome challenges such as

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Complex PTSD
Starting your mental health journey is such a freeing feeling. It takes courage to pick therapy back up and commit to bettering yourself, especially when you're ready to break free from negative feelings and behaviors to live a fuller, healthier life. ✨🍃 I’ve been diagnosed with depression
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MENTAL ILLNESSES CAUSED BY NARCISSISTIC ABUSE 🧠
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If you have PTSD...
The world felt shattered. Every car backfire, every yell in the street, sent me spiraling. Then came therapy. It wasn't easy. Talking about the trauma was like reliving it, but my therapist was a steady hand, guiding me through the muck. We peeled back the layers of fear and guilt, replacing th
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Complex post-traumatic stress disorder: what??
There is a why behind the way we react to situations. I had to learned that to understand myself. I had a big trauma when I was a kid and it doesn’t matter if it was 19 years ago, it doesn’t matter if it’s not part of my life anymore or not, or subconscious always save the information. My b
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Mental Health Part 2: Cheat Sheets
🌟 Mental Health Part 2: Cheat Sheets to Understand More Topics 1. Eating Disorders • Common types: • Anorexia Nervosa: Extreme restriction of food intake, intense fear of weight gain. • Bulimia Nervosa: Cycles of binge eating and purging. • Binge Eating Disorder: Consuming large amounts o
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Understanding Antidepressants for Nursing Students
What Are Antidepressants? Antidepressants are medications used to treat depression, anxiety disorders, PTSD, OCD, and other mood disorders. They work by balancing chemicals (neurotransmitters) in the brain, such as serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine, to improve mood and emotional well-being
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Living With PTSD
I've thought a lot about what I want lemon 8 to be for me. And I think I want it to be kind of a personal diary that others can see and relate to. So here's the run down, I'll be focusing on these points: Personal Reflections, Daily Experiences, Challenges and Triumphs, Educational Co
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What looks like a flaw may actually be a disorder.
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2006 Traumatic Scents :)
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RE- My Neurodivergent Umbrella Post
Yes, I used the AI summary but as it states it’s a SUMMARY - a summary is much easier to read than a long article and in general written in simpler terms and easier to read and understand. Basically, PTSD & CTPSD are forms of Neurodivergence that someone isn’t born with but end up with for v
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I have CPTSD what does that mean?
Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD) is a condition that can develop after experiencing prolonged or repeated trauma, often stemming from childhood abuse, neglect, or other traumatic events. Unlike traditional PTSD, which typically results from a single traumatic incident, CPTSD arises fr
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World PTSD Day
Today is PTSD Awareness Day. I am one of over 8 million people living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. June 27th is a day to bring visibility to something so many quietly carry. Because not all scars are visible. 🖤 Let’s be clear — PTSD isn’t “just being a little anxious” or “dwelling on

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PTSD Therapy bundle
Trauma Workbook Bundle, Healing from Trauma, Childhood Trauma, PTSD, Therapy Worksheets, Trauma Processing, Trauma Therapy, Complex Trauma #ptsdsurvivor #truamatherapy #arttherapy #mentalhealthawareness #HelloLemon8
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ADHD OR PTSD(trauma response)???
In a lot of podcasts, talk shows, tiktoks etc people seem to always link ADHD with a childhood trauma. Me being diagnosed with severe ADHD and no childhood trauma, it really caused me to wonder if I was blocking out something.🥲 I thought I had a great childhood. I feel my parents did their best.
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What Is the WORST Mental Health Disease? (The Trut
Is there really a “worst” mental illness? 🧠 The answer isn’t what most people think. Some conditions can be extremely severe—but the real danger is when mental health issues go untreated. 👉 Answer in comments: What do YOU think is the worst? 🔔 Subscribe for more mental health insights #Men
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Most common “mode” of PTSD triggers/trauma cues?
Hi all! I do not personally have PTSD but I am currently researching PTSD and possible treatments and would like to better understand the neural mechanism behind the illness. I know this is a difficult topic to discuss and I would love to hear from you all and your stories if you would like to shar
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Trauma can be healed 💕
Trauma can cause damage to the brain, but neuroscience increasingly shows that these changes are temporary dynamic. A 2025 review on neuroplasticity in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) highlights how traumatic stress affects key brain regions such as amygdala (threat detection), hippocampus
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PTSD From Pledging
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PTSD
I was diagnosed with PTSD from my childhood. It is very hard but with the love of my family I believe I will be ok but it is hard.
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Stand On Principle
To My Family, My Community, My People, My name is Eric Murdock. Many of you may know me as Umar. Today, I come to you not as someone who has it all figured out, but as a man who is growing, learning, and awakening. A man who has made mistakes. A man who has been absent. And most importantly,
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Replying to @Lynn According to the ADA, “Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Examples of such work or tasks include guiding people who are blind, alerting people who are deaf, pulling a wheelchair, alerting
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
#ptsd #mentalhealth #wellness #books #amazon Link to both books is on my bio page. The books are available in two formats on Amazon, paperback and Ebook. The Ebook is also available on Nook, iTunes, Kobo, and Google Play.
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Stress, depression, anxiety and PTSD in disguise
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ISO .
Hello! We're ISO any help, support, and/or resources for adults and parents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) . Thank you in advance! 🫶🏻
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PTSD does not discriminate
PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) is often associated with Veterans and First Responders due to their frequent exposure to high-stress and traumatic situations. However, it is important to recognize that PTSD is not exclusive to combat or emergency services #ptsd #ptsdawareness #vetshel

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In this week’s episode of Psych Talk I had the honor of speaking with @Dr. Eugene Lipov about PTSD, his advocacy to change the term to Post Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI), and how the Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) can be an effective treatment for those who have experienced trauma. Check out the

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Traumatic experiences
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Epilepsy & PTSD Awareness
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