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Understanding Complex PTSD

Understanding Complex PTSD

Unlike single-event PTSD, Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) develops from prolonged trauma, often in childhood, leading to deep emotional wounds, trust issues, and identity struggles.

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Complex PTSD by Arielle Schwartz explores the lasting effects of prolonged trauma. It offers insights on self-compassion, nervous system regulation, and healing through mindfulness and somatic therapy. A practical guide to breaking free from survival mode and reclaiming your life.

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  • Complex PTSD describes the emotional repercussions of continued and long-term trauma or multiple traumas.
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Effects Of Traumatic Events

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The experience of trauma is heavy on one’s emotional, mental and physical health, leading to complications like Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) along with anxiety, depression and other emotional issues.

The person experiencing trauma becomes fearful of human contact and socializing, ...

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If you're diagnosed with PTSD, you will likely be prescribed therapy, medication, or both.

  • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or "talk therapy" helps you to process the traumatic event.
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