PTSD is a lifelong battle. Entering into therapy is just the first step in retaking control.

A blowup between a PTSD victim and their support person can strain the relationship. Here’s how to rebuild that trust.

Support people can help mitigate triggers by having a plan ahead of time.

Victim blaming is unfair because, “In that moment, you don’t even know how you’d react.”

To be an effective support person, don’t force PTSD victims to talk before they’re ready.

Post-Traumautic Stress Disorder can have a crippling and rippling effect on a child's life.

A loud, unexpected noise could be all it takes for someone with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder to be triggered.

Children may subtly communicate their trauma through play or in their drawings.

There are different ways to treat this very real problem. “There’s a lot of societal implications with dads. It’s the ‘suck it up...