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Trauma (PTSD), Genuine Conversations, Vulnerability
Guest: Giampiero Scattolon
Bio: I was born in Peru, and grew up in Los Angeles, CA.
I’ve lived in Germany for several years and now I live in New Hampshire.
I served in the US Army for three years and spent most of 2010 in a combat tour in Afghanistan.
Around 2014 I was diagnosed with PTSD.
I was fortunate to have a therapist who was really there for me for about 12 months.
Today in hindsight I see that the one thing my therapist did for me was to create a space for me to speak, and overtime I was able to better articulate what I was feeling inside, and in turn better understand myself.
The purpose of having a genuine conversations is not to find an answer to our question(s) but to learn how to ask a better question.
Question 1: How did you realized that your experiences from war were affecting you?
Question 2 Was therapy for PTDS helpful?
Question 3 What is your message for people who have been through a traumatic experience?
Links: Instagram: gscattolon
Facebook: Giampiero M Scattolon
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @GiampieroScatt1
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By Hype Media GlobalGuest: Giampiero Scattolon
Bio: I was born in Peru, and grew up in Los Angeles, CA.
I’ve lived in Germany for several years and now I live in New Hampshire.
I served in the US Army for three years and spent most of 2010 in a combat tour in Afghanistan.
Around 2014 I was diagnosed with PTSD.
I was fortunate to have a therapist who was really there for me for about 12 months.
Today in hindsight I see that the one thing my therapist did for me was to create a space for me to speak, and overtime I was able to better articulate what I was feeling inside, and in turn better understand myself.
The purpose of having a genuine conversations is not to find an answer to our question(s) but to learn how to ask a better question.
Question 1: How did you realized that your experiences from war were affecting you?
Question 2 Was therapy for PTDS helpful?
Question 3 What is your message for people who have been through a traumatic experience?
Links: Instagram: gscattolon
Facebook: Giampiero M Scattolon
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @GiampieroScatt1