Leiter
Open iron traps and let the words fly
What's it that boils in sunken veins?
What leads the charge from inside?
What brings pain? What softens it?
The grasp of silence grows stronger by the hour
Understanding PTSD
This post is based on the book Overcoming Trauma and PTSD: A Workbook Integrating Skills from ACT, DBT and CBT by Sheela Raja and Susan M. Orsillo. Images are from the same book. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a common reaction to experiencing something traumatic. Reactions to traumatic events usually involves intense fear, helplessness or horror. In addition, after the trauma, you experience one or more of these other types of symptoms: Re-experiencing Bad dreams Distressing memories Feeling that the trauma is happening over and over again. Avoidance Going to great lengths to avoid any reminders. Avoid certain places or people that remind you of the incident. Unable to remember important aspects of the traumatic event. Lack interest in life - disconnecting from people Emotionally numb Feeling constantly anxious or on edge Difficulty sleeping and concentrating Difficulty managing anger Feeling irritable Being "on guard" , always scanning your ...
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