Description
Use this PTSD Therapy journal to record intrusive & involuntary memories of a traumatic event. Intrusive memories are ones that pop into your mind when you don’t want them to – not times when you deliberately go over the event in your head.
It’s normal to be distressed by trauma and to need time and support to adjust to what you’ve experienced. Symptoms of PTSD don’t always appear immediately after a trauma. If you have experienced traumatic events, you’ll probably have memories of those distressing events. If what you’ve experienced continues to distress you, and is interfering with your everyday life, you may be experiencing PTSD.
Ramona –
Awesome tool for healing! I was a bit skeptical at first but if you give it a chance it might make things a bit more manageable.
Talina –
This along with therapy has done wonders for my inner peace.
Saddie –
After skimming it I knew I made a good decision buying this journal. It really hits the spot for me.
Pamela –
You have a source to reflect on your trauma and how the best possible outcome looks for you. Love mine!
Camelia –
If you’re a trauma victim, digging deeper into past actions might help you uncover a way out.
Veronica –
Nice quality, great tool, it really pushed me beyond my comfort zone. Ignoring the elephant in the room might sound safer but comforting my fears head on gave me back my strength.
Crystal –
The format is perfect to carry around in your bag!
Lara –
Thought-provoking journal for those who are sick and tired of being sick and tired. Juts what I needed!
Pauline –
I’m almost half-way through it so I just wanted to recommend Christy’s journal from the bottom of my heart. It’s introspective and easy to use, I don’t like overly complicated tools
Macklyn –
I had no idea I was triggered by so many things. Thesis is proof that jotting stuff down – from past experience to a daily journal is the best way to see who you are.