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117. Why Do I Feel So Stuck? 3 Ways to Break the Cycle of Depression, Anxiety Symptoms & Burnout (opens the original)
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Do you feel stuck in a cycle of depression, anxiety, stress, or burnout, knowing what you need to do but unable to find the energy to do it? When PTSD, depression, anxiety symptoms, stress, or burnout take over, even simple things can feel overwhelming. You may feel emotionally exhausted, isolated, shut down, or struggle with trouble focusing. But you don’t have to go from frozen to fully operational all at once. In this episode of Practical Solutions for PTSD, I’m sharing 3 things that have hel
116. Why Do I Want to Hibernate Every Fall? 7 Ways to Get Ahead of Seasonal Depression (opens the original)
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Does fall bring more than pumpkin spice and cooler temperatures? If you experience seasonal depression, anxiety symptoms, stress, or low energy when the days get shorter, you may already know the pattern: more sleep, less motivation, isolation, trouble focusing, and that familiar feeling of just wanting to hibernate until spring. But what if you could get ahead of the seasonal slump instead of waiting until it takes hold? In this quick episode of Practical Solutions for PTSD, Lori shares 7 pract
115. Why Does My Routine Keep Falling Apart? 7 Tips to Build Structure That Actually Works With PTSD, Stress & Anxiety Symptoms (opens the original)
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Did your perfect routine fall apart by Tuesday? You planned to exercise, eat healthy, get organized, stay calm, and conquer the day. Then real life happened. Poor sleep. Stress. Anxiety symptoms. Depression. Work. Family. Exhaustion. You may not have a discipline problem. You may have a routine problem. In this episode of Practical Solutions for PTSD, learn how to build routines that actually work when you're dealing with PTSD, stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, guilt, or overwhelm. Discover
114. Not Broken. Equipped. Still Carrying Past Trauma? PTSD, Guilt & Forgiveness (opens the original)
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Do you feel like you’re supposed to forgive and just move on? When PTSD, anxiety symptoms, depression, stress, guilt, or relationship difficulties are already weighing you down, forgiveness can feel like one more thing you’re getting wrong. But forgiveness isn’t forgetting. It isn’t excusing. It isn’t reconciliation. And it doesn’t mean giving someone access to you again. In this episode of Practical Solutions for PTSD, we’re exploring forgiveness as freedom, not obligation. Discover how forgive
113. Where Is Your Time Going? How a Time Audit Can Help You Set Boundaries ~ with Raquel (opens the original)
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What happens when saying yes to everyone starts costing you what matters most? In part 1 of this conversation, Raquel Ita shares how a disappointing work evaluation led her to pray, reflect, and recognize where people-pleasing, stress, and overcommitment were affecting her life. After discovering that committees were consuming up to 40% of her work time, she completed a time audit, began setting healthier boundaries, and worked with her boss to step away from commitments that no longer fit her r
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