
This show is for adults living with complex PTSD who need trauma-framed, 8–12 minute explainers and micro-tools they can use between therapy sessions—not generic wellness content. We own the lexicon of complex trauma, CPTSD, flashbacks, dissociation, fawn response, hypervigilance, and trauma boundaries. Every title leads with CPTSD or trauma context. We never publish bare "grounding," "breathing,"... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 189 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode, we explore a simple yet powerful grounding practice to help manage automatic responses shaped by complex trauma. By feeling both feet on the floor before replying to anyone, you create a brief pause that interrupts old survival patte... more
In this episode, we tackle one of the most disorienting experiences in complex trauma recovery: not knowing who you really are. If you feel like a different person in every room, if your opinions shift to match whoever is around, if you draw a blank ... more
In this episode, discover how a brief focused practice can ease hypervigilance by softening jaw tension that often signals ongoing threat to the nervous system. Gregory guides you through a simple body awareness scan that highlights the jaw as an acc... more
In this episode, we explore the soft-no drill, a simple practice to set boundaries without over-explaining. This helps counter the fawn response common in CPTSD, where people tend to please others to stay safe. By focusing on one clear statement and ... more
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This show provides concise, trauma-informed explainers and practical tools for adults navigating complex PTSD. Episodes stick to trauma context, offering 8–12 minute, science-grounded guidance and repeatable micro-tools that listeners can use between therapy sessions. Content emphasizes CPTSD vocabulary, safety protocols, and boundaries, with careful scripting and credible references to body-centered approaches. A notable strength is its commitment to accessible, non-clinical strategies that respect medical boundaries while delivering actionable steps. The format is consistently focused on CPTSD concepts (e.g., hypervigilance, fawn responses, startle, dissociation) and avoids generic wellness tropes, making it likely helpful for listeners s... more
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