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“Complex PTSD happens when someone has experienced repeated emotional or psychological trauma over a long period of time.
This can come from childhood abuse, narcissistic relationships, chronic gaslighting, or environments where you constantly felt unsafe.
What many people don’t realize is that trauma changes the nervous system.
Your brain becomes wired to scan for danger.
So when something feels even remotely similar to past abuse, your body reacts immediately.
Not with calm.
But with survival.
By Billie Cedillos“Complex PTSD happens when someone has experienced repeated emotional or psychological trauma over a long period of time.
This can come from childhood abuse, narcissistic relationships, chronic gaslighting, or environments where you constantly felt unsafe.
What many people don’t realize is that trauma changes the nervous system.
Your brain becomes wired to scan for danger.
So when something feels even remotely similar to past abuse, your body reacts immediately.
Not with calm.
But with survival.