Thanks for your excellent comment. And to anyone else that might be reading my startup-blog at the moment - I’m not a vet of either of those wars, when I was in the Military, I fell between Grenada and The Gulf War (late 80s). I wish all the men and women from still living WWII vets to the young men and women who stand in harm’s way today health and recovery. Furthermore, PTSD is not limited to the Military. It may be easier for the average lay person to point a finger at a man who saw his entire squad brutalized and it’s easy to get behind a cause to “fix our soldiers” HOWEVER - whatever the cause of the PTSD, whatever the context however noble or common if you cannot take a break from the danger signals, if you are in “ready mode” 24 hours a day, if you are trying to “get safe” and the only ways you know how to do that in “normal society” cause you to react as if you are back in the jungle, the desert, the ghetto, the basement where the parent tortured you and so on, then your inappropriate response to a common stimulus (like waiting in line, paying your bills and all the other daily pressures of “nomral living”) will cause pain to you and to others. The non-PTSD person that observes you will NOT understand what you are feeling and NOT comprehend what you are responding too. I am grateful for any comments even if they do not parallel my own understanding of the painful neurological burden of PTSD.

Bruce - taking it all in

I offer a 50 percent discount to veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan. I am especially interested in working with veterans who would be willing to help their fellow soldiers/marines both recognize and erase their PTSD. Why? The need for help for vets with PTSD is huge and far outstrips the current military resources to handle the problem. Plus, Time Line Therapy (TLT) is far quicker than standard talk therapy.

I believe the technique is relatively easy for clients to learn along with some background about the subconscious mind and how it works. And I am willing to train a group of 6 or more interested vets who have erased their PTSD through TLT how to use it for other vets FREE OF CHARGE in a classroom setting.

What’s more, TLT is a very handy tool to have to deal with a myriad of issues that pop up throughout life…such as attitudes you may have that block success or abundance in any area.

None of our emotions arise out of a vacuum; there is always a perception or belief behind them…and it’s most often subconscious. TLT allows you to shift that unhelpful perception/belief…often without even being aware of it. And some of these unhelpful perceptions occurred long BEFORE the PTSD manifests. As Bruce mentioned, his started before birth! That’s why dealing with the recent trauma that precipitated PTSD symptoms often doesn’t erase them. You have to get to the root cause (perception), and TLT is a great tool for that.

Judy McBride, Cht

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