PTSD | Living with PTSD

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When Both Partners Have Trauma, Relationships Can Be a Lot More Work

Learn new tools to take care of your partner while also taking care of your own trauma.

By Xenia E.

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Can Trauma or Abuse Cause Someone to Lie?

Honesty is not straightforward for some people. Empathy could help them break the lying habit.

By Bonnie Azoulay Elmann

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A Healing Approach to Living With PTSD

Post-traumatic stress disorder can be a challenge to cope with, but healing is possible.

By Anna Herod

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How Ketamine Therapy Offers Hope For Treatment-Resistant Mental Illness

From dance clubs to the therapist's couch, Special K leads the psychedelic therapy revolution.

By Tim Lalonde

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When Should You Tell Someone You Have PTSD?

You might accept your own post-traumatic stress, but other people could be less understanding.

By Holly Ellis

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How to Manage the Symptoms of PTSD

If you are overwhelmed by nightmares, flashbacks, anxiety or dark thoughts, try these solutions.

By Eric Schad

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How to Avoid Your PTSD Triggers

A watchful eye and intentional choices can reduce the suffering caused by PTSD.

By Eric Schad

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A Good Workout Can Be a Good Treatment for PTSD

Exercise can reduce the symptoms of PTSD and improve sufferers' quality of life.

By Madeleine Williams, MPH

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Living With PTSD

Understand the adverse effects that PTSD can have on relationships, work and sex.

By Giddy Staff

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How to Care for Someone with PTSD

Post-traumatic stress disorder can upend life for patients and those who love them.

By Madeleine Williams, MPH

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PTSD and Your Relationship: What You Can Do

Post-traumatic stress disorder affects not only those suffering, but also partners and family.

By Ana Kieu