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Wouldn't mind answers about self harming (and other addictions) and PTSD(is there an actual link with SHing?)\

Also, maybe a guideline on how partners can deal with a PTSD survivor (this coming from me, who often wakes up swinging. I am so glad Luke has learnt how to dodge quickly)
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Please do bec... you have exceptionally valid ideas for video's there.... more please.
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The different PTSD labels and do they matter.

Did I mention a how to start getting better idea?

How to control your emotions.

Past memories vs. now memories. How to separate them and how to cope.

What is repressed memory and what to do with it.

Multiple labeling and PTSD.

How to handle your PTSD sufferer.

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Hmm just thinking..

A introduction to types of therapy for PTSD. What they are, what they do, what you need to know.
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How to tell a new person coming into your life.

How much information is OK to share and when.
How a carer is supposed to handle a flashback or a nightmare.
Learning to love ourselves..........with PTSD.
How much time in a day is too much focusing on PTSD.
grieving the loss of the old you.
How do you explain PTSD to your kids...without scaring them.
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Nice pandora, I will add them into my list.
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That's a good one. I'd like to add that there are some of us who grieve the fact there never was an "old us". This is all we have ever been/known.

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What is Secondary PTSD and how it differs from PTSD.

How PTSD affects those around you, the affects of it.

Relationship boundaries for both carers and spouses.
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Taking responsibility for what we own.

Letting go of what we don't own.

Dealing with guilt.

How to place blame in a healthy manner, without holding on to rage and anger, and allowing it to stop our healing.
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