Understanding Complex PTSD: Symptoms and the Ongoing Debate
Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) develops after repeated or prolonged trauma, often leaving people with shame, emotional struggles, and difficulties in relationships. While the ICD-11 recognizes it as a distinct diagnosis, the DSM-5 does not — creating ongoing debate among professionals. For those seeking trauma therapy in Florida or PTSD counseling in Tampa, understanding the symptoms and the conversation around this diagnosis can be an important first step toward healing. Read More
How to Increase Safety When You Live with CPTSD
Living with CPTSD can make even daily life feel unsafe. In this article, we explore practical ways to create more stability—through routines, boundaries, supportive relationships, and calming practices—so you can begin to feel more grounded and secure.
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Rebuilding a Sense of Self After Trauma: How to Begin Finding “You”
When you’ve spent years surviving by adapting to others, it’s easy to lose sight of who you are. This article explores how people with complex trauma or BPD can begin rebuilding a sense of identity that feels steady, authentic, and their own. Read More
You Can Feel Something Without Acting on It: How to Separate Emotions from Behaviors
Emotions are powerful, but they don’t have to control your behavior. In this post, I break down how to separate what you feel from what you choose to do — so you can respond with clarity, not impulse. Read More