CPTSD, Complex Trauma, Generational PTSD, Relationship Trauma | TMFR LLC
CPTSD, Complex Trauma, Generational PTSD, Relationship Trauma | TMFR LLC
Early Days Rerelease: Comfort in Chaos
Early Days Rerelease: Comfort in Chaos
Early Days Rerelease: Comfort in Chaos
Friday 28th August 2020
Discover how trauma-induced chaos impacts relationships and learn strategies for finding calm in this episode of CPTSD Recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Calm in the Storm: How Trauma Shapes Our Relationships
I guess my real lightbulb moment came the morning when I realized that my mom and I didn't just get along for those handful of difficult days following our storm emergency because of the chaos around us.
Ever wondered why your life sometimes feels like a constant whirlwind? In this episode of 'CPTSD Recovery: We Are Traumatized Motherfuckers', the host takes a deep dive into the sneaky chaos that often rules the lives of trauma survivors. This isn't about blaming yourself for the mess; it's about understanding how your brain might actually find some weird sense of comfort in all that chaos.
Over the past three months, the host has been reflecting on how subtle forms of chaos have impacted their relationships and daily life. It's a raw and candid look at the ways external disruptions can seep into personal connections, making it hard to find stability. But here's the twist: by recognizing these patterns, you can start to find a sense of calm amidst the storm.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone dealing with trauma responses, offering insights that are both eye-opening and relatable. Whether you're struggling with your own chaotic tendencies or trying to support someone who is, you'll walk away with a better understanding of how to navigate these turbulent waters.