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Book Review: Electroboy: A Memoir of Mania by Andy Behrman
Andy Behrman’s personal memoir, Electroboy, about living with Bipolar 1 Disorder is not an easy read.


PTSD 5: How Emotions Are Processed
Eare processed in the brain, from the bottom up: from the emotional brain to the rational brain.


PTSD: 4 No, it’s not all in your head: Memory Encoding
Ttraumatic memories are physically encoded differently in the brain than regular, non-traumatic memories.


PTSD: 3 No, it’s not all in your head: the Vagus Nerve
In this article, we’ll talk about the cranial nerves, and, more specifically, the vagus nerve and polyvagal theory.


PTSD: 2 No, it’s not all in your head: The Neuroplatform of Emotion
Advances in neurobiology – knowing how our brains and nervous systems work – help us understand how PTSD symptoms persist and how they heal


PTSD: 1 No, it’s not all in your head
Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a painful, frightening and frustrating condition.


DBT – ABC PLEASE Skills of Emotion Regulation (Part One)
The ABC PLEASE skills are the first floor in the House of Happiness. Train yourself to develop habits of joy and contentment.


DBT Emotion Regulation Skills
The Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) section of Emotion Regulation educates about emotions and provides skills to manage strong emotions


DBT Emotion Regulation Overview
DBT’s Emotional Regulation skills help a person build up a base of positive experiences that helps stabilize emotion


Veterans Yoga Project®: Interview with Dr. Dan Libby
Originally posted November 19, 2018. Veterans Yoga Project Yoga for Emotional Healing PTSD Veterans Yoga Project (VYP) is a nonprofit...


Part One: Recovering from birth trauma
Originally posted August 6, 2018. Part One: Recovering from birth trauma Betty was feeling very down, anxious and disconnected. She had...


Book Review: Birth of a New Brain by Dyane Harwood
Updated March 31, 2022 Dyane's lifelong healing journey with bipolar Dyane Harwood battled depression her whole life and then bipolar...
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