C-PTSD Symptoms and Treatment

Some symptoms of C-PTSD, along with a brief description of my own experience with EMDR.

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• c-ptsd
• dissociation
• abuse
• EMDR
• therapy

[knightridernina]

Thank you for this video. I also have CPTSD and am 30. How did you find a therapist who deals w/ CPTSD?

[lovethewiccan3fl]

@knightridernina Find a therapist who does work with thinks like EMDR, borderline personality, ptsd and dissociation maybe. Usually if they deal with all those things, they should also specialize in cptsd. You can search therapists in your area. Some sites let you do this by their specialty, and a lot of therapists have websites that list what they do, and they have emails where you can simply ask if they handle cptsd.

[Frenchntoastty]

PTSD is not a one time event; it can be multiple tramatizations. Also, I'm not sure where you got this information, but it's highly inaccurate. Firstly, lack of empathy is not a symptom of PTSD. I'm not sure if you are just personalizing this, but, this is not stereotypically a symptom. I have PTSD and am extremely empathetic, as are most with PTSD I've noticed. Being hypervigilant, hyper aware of our environment, people with PTSD are usually VERY acutely attuned to the feelings of others.

[bighappytexan]

I have watched several of your videos and your doing a great job. I have had C-PTSD my entire life it's been titled many things by many people. Know what is was all of what they said and more. It was first described to me as Amnesic-PTSD due to my forgotten past and how it was coming back on me through intense flashbacks. Once I had my memories I took them back and confronted my parents and they both confessed and then blamed every one else for what they did but their confessions helped me.

[erinlomeara]

@romwinston1 what you see's your own mirror

[babybooisemo]

i have every one of theys symptoms and ptsd and iv been likt this for a long time what do i do HELP @lovethewiccan3fl

[KvltKommando]

wow, thanks for this video. I suffer from ptsd and I tried that swirling technique for the hell of it just now and it worked immediately. Wow, and I like this video because you're sparing me the time of checking out all these different types of treatments. Up until now I was really starting question how deep our psychotherapists could really get with us and felt that i'd never really make any progress. But just knowing that one technique worked gives me hope and I also enjoyed the other info.

[romwinston1]

you're so bland.



[anilandish]

@morshellz100 I suffered for too long. and did not get diagnosed until 33 yrs old. i also did not speak. Group therapy helps with verbal communication. therapy and healing will be constant and life long. But the new life is better.

[ArtByLindaLee]

check out HEEL TO FEEL dot com  Recovery resources

[ArtByLindaLee]

where do I get the test for this ? I am a survivor of incest , child abuse domestic violence and rapes

[lmollot]

PREVENT traumas - see the m.o.m. series-mpd/did- very experienced patients-careful of labels-n we cAN GET LOST in them-good luck

[ReturnofMichiko]

Yea I got some advice for vets like me with CPTSD and / or TBI; first off they shove a verbal baton up your ass for an hour and smack that DD214 medical discharge in your face That's the help I was given after 12 years of active duty. VA don't do shit, Gov don't seem to care, so please PLEASE be PRO ACTIVE in seeking help yourself! There are offices where the shrinks are combat vets themselves, albeit very rare indeed, but they exist! FIND THEM and get your ass back on track, troop. fmr. 3/75rgr