These are all resources I have discovered and read for myself. Part of the purpose of this post is to create a link source for myself because my computer is starting to have problems with the many dozens of browser tabs I have open. I hope that this list will help others, also.
Sorry for the double links. Neither of my browsers could successfully edit this post, either to erase the doubles or include the text I wanted to about them. Weird.
http://sfhelp.org/site/course.htm The most involved of the links, and potentially the most valuable. It’s a FREE college-caliber course called “Breaking the Cycle” by the late Peter Gerlach, a family systems therapist for 30 years. The course acknowledges pre-birth trauma as being meta-effectually instrumental in problems later on, especially if unhealed.
https://www.beautyafterbruises.org/what-is-cptsd This one is really important. It has researched and statistical information about why people with this condition have such a difficult time receiving treatment. It also explains for sufferers and loved ones alike what the reality of CPTSD does to a person’s experience.
https://tomislavbudak.com/ this guy’s entire website. From what I can tell, he is a true master healer and references CTM, energy work, and psychospiritualism. A wealth.
https://www.thetraumatherapistproject.com/podcasts/ the site is for trauma therapists, but there are a lot of podcasts here that anyone can benefit from
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https://wellbodymindheartspirit.com/2012/08/14/immobilizationshutdowndissociationfrozen-a-trauma-response-built-into-the-nervous-system/ What is immobilization?
https://drarielleschwartz.com/therapeutic-yoga-classes-in-boulder/#.YGClBy2cau7 Yoga videos for the vagus nerve
https://www.transformationalteaching.com Trauma Specialist Aimee Rai. Includes free resources including videos, articles, and links to other resources.
https://www.voiceforgod.net/blogs/acim-blog/the-world-can-never-make-you-happy not PTSD related per se, but nevertheless helpful and inspiring
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