Category: Relationships with Others

Childhood PTSD is, in its essence, an injury to our ability to connect with other people. You may have sensed the injury, but

There’s one kind of romantic relationship that I wouldn’t wish on anyone — and that’s the kind that’s been made intense by a

There is something unfair that happens when you’ve survived traumatic times. Even when the abuse wasn’t in any way your fault, people stop

Lately, a lot of people who grew up with childhood trauma are going “no contact” with their families and loved ones. I hear

There has never been a time when thinking clearly, and thinking for yourself, have been more important than they are right now. With

When you have Childhood PTSD, there is nothing worse than being in some crucial conversation or some big moment, and some little thing

It is SO common for people who had childhood trauma go through life feeling disconnected and unimportant to other people, and a big

Of all the red flags I’ve learned to detect, there’s one that really makes my “uh-oh” radar go off, and that’s when a

I’m going to say something very ‘tough love’ here: As a person with Childhood PTSD, You can ask others to understand you and

I’ve learned so much from the community that’s gathered around my YouTube channel. I’ve noticed that comments are usually one of two kinds,

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