SCOUT· 64%52m·2026-08-13·Mental HealthComplex PTSD Symptoms: Why You Feel Stuck in Relationships
Are you living in constant survival mode, hypervigilant in relationships, or wondering why safe environments feel uncomfortable? You might be living with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD). In Part 2 of this deep dive on RECOVERable, host Terry McGuire sits down again with licensed clinical therapist and…
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“Ive been diagnosed with Cptsd due to childhood sexual abuse by 2 different people, an ongoing lack of connection to my single mother with physical and emotional abuse being the norm coupled with living in a convent at age 5 -10. Two things…”
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