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We will answer general non-diagnostic questions related to the use of EFT healing techniques in healing cases of PTSD (PTSS) and other anxiety-driven behaviors.
I have been a practitioner of this work for over 20 years, specializing in anxiety, phobias and PTSD cases. This work is also available on the web for self-help and is found to be highly effective in over 80% of all cases.
20+ Years of EFT practice, attended EFT seminars with Gary Craig.
That you can heal PTSD in most cases without drugs, years of talk therapy and suffering.
To establish a PTSD center and to have a live PTSD radio show, doing EFT work with callers.
I live in San Diego, CA, but can assist others using EFT over the phone, by appointment.
The correct medical terminology is PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), often thought of as being different than PTSS. They are interchangeable terms for the same situation.
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Shelley, there are a number of sites with PTSD effects on the brain and behaviors. http://www.aftertheinjury.org/ http://healmyptsd.com/education/ptsd-the-brain http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17290802
Alissa, Anytime a person experiences a sudden emotional shock, either firsthand or as a witness, it can be enough to create PTSD symptoms. Certainly, you suffered the shock of suddenly being physically
Nicole, Being in a committed relationship pretty much requires honesty in all matters, so your partner can understand and be a support for you, as you heal and move forward in your relationship. True
Talin, Well, I think we can rule out the "Is it nothing at all" part of your question, can't we? Look at the http://www.sasian.org/papers/cptsd.htm info to see if more than a few of those apply to
Amy, most cases of sexual battery/trauma can result in PTSD (PTSS) symptoms such as yours, especially if there is no support for your case and your personal emotional health. The best and fastest way
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