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Do you have any advice for people with ptsd who struggle with relationships and isolate themselves? i tend to do this without realizing it. i don't want to or mean to push my husband & family "away," but i realize i am. i don't know what to do.
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PTSD: PTSD is a normal reaction to major and life-threatening trauma from your past. Please see a mental health pro for formal diagnosis and treatment. Please do not self-diagnose because your feelings and behavior may be from something else. PTSD is very treatable, especially w/clinical hypnosis. See www.asch.net for referrals to licensed pros who are trained in this. Peace and good health.
Answered 7/12/2017
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