Category Archives: PTSD

Yet again, here is a article where a woman is sharing how her personal trauma led to PTSD.  I think that this is an example of how her “emotional immune system ” (for more on this see my post of … Continue reading →

The stories tell of the challenges that many of our returning soldiers are facing with PTSD being one of the most troubling. The work we do with horses can be very helpful for those suffering with PTSD. You don’t have to … Continue reading →

So, the research is pointing to the fact that women may be more predisposed than men to PTSD. I will put to you that this is an evolutionary development based on women being preyed upon through the ages.  This has … Continue reading →

Jan Dils, a West Virginia Veterans’ disability benefits lawyer states that a recent West Virginia study shows that women vets are being denied PTSD related services at a higher rate than their mail counterparts. This is pretty sad. If you … Continue reading →

Studies are showing that women are turning to alcohol as a way of dealing with PTSD. The physical and emotional consequences can be devastating. If you or someone you know is struggling with PTSD, seek help. We are here for … Continue reading →

Though it is not always the case, when children don’t get what they need, physically or emotionally, to thrive and grow, there can be serious consequences later in life. This article points to the connection between adult PTSD and childhood … Continue reading →

There are many “triggers” for PTSD.  What’s more, what may be a traumatic incident for one person may not effect another – sort of like allergies, it’s a question of your specific “emotional immune system.”  But what we do know it … Continue reading →

Sadly, you don’t have to be on the front line to be at risk of developing PTSD. Our military men and woman deserve our respect, gratitude and the services they need, available to them. Equine therapy is extremely effective in … Continue reading →