Flourishing With PTSD Manda

After many DMs via Instagram (@flourishing.with.ptsd) in response to the end of the Nightmares episode, join in to hear about the new diagnosis I have been processing and what my thoughts are around it... how do you frame a new diagnosis as you receive it? How do you move forward? How do you advocate for yourself with your counselor? Take a listen to find out!

Nightmares are a common symptom of PTSD. These nightmares can vary in frequency and severity, so what can we do? Why do they happen? Will we have them forever? Just how common are nightmares from survivor to survivor? Links: https://www.ptsd.va.gov/understand/related/nightmares.asp
https://www.ptsduk.org/how-can-you-reduce-nightmares-from-ptsd/

Join us in this special two-part episode with special guest, published author and public speaker, Ruth Rotkowitz. Being the daughter of two Holocaust survivors from World War Two, Ruth is no stranger to the impacts of inherited trauma. After listening to this episode, when you are wanting more, consider reading: Escaping The Whale, attend some of Ruth’s virtual events, one on November 9th, 2020, the next on November 15th, 2020. You can find more information and Ruth’s blog at ruthswhale.com. You can find Ruth on all social media’s as Ruth Rotkowitz.

Our language has EVERYTHING to do with how we heal from a trauma. What are the things that help and hinder us from healing when it comes to trauma? Language truly has the power! Let’s engage in our own self literacy and give ourselves the grace we need to flourish!

Healing... Healed... this magical word feels so out of reach when you have gone through and continue to struggle with trauma. Do we have become fully healed? Does it get better? When will I be healed? How long until I get there? Those are question we all ask ourselves. Join Kelley from @TheSurvivorTribe and I as we dive deeper into healing, discussing how we have ventured on our different paths to healing.

Trust is something we all struggle with at some point in our lives, especially after trauma. Let’s talk about a time when it pays off in the long run to trust someone and what that trust can do for you.