Unexpected Triggers
This is Why We Snap: New Science Behind Sudden Acts of Violence
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
To further educate and inform during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Dr. R. Douglas Fields, Ph.D., renowned neuroscientist and an international authority on brain development offer his insights on Why We Snap—which is also the title of his book.
Trauma Recovery: Between Resilience and Permanent Damage by @AprylPooley
Please welcome my guest, neuroscientist, author (Fortitude), and survivor Apryl Pooley!
This is The Reason Trolls Scream Their Obscenities
(Guest post by Will Van Stone, Jr.)
This is Why Love and Marriage are a Big Lie by @banishedcougar
Please welcome guest writer, Peter Olsen: blogger, mental health advocate, suicide survivor and all-around cool dude. I love how Peter shares openly about living with mental illness to help others and educate. Please leave your respectful comments below. 
Stomping Ground by @JackieCioffa
I’m honored to have author Jacqueline Cioffa here today with us to share her story.
Trauma Survivors Have Symptoms Instead of Memories by guest @LinneaButlerMFT
M is for Munchers by guest Alexandria Constantinova Szeman (@Alexandria_SZ)
Saturated by guest Sarafina Bianco (@FinaBianco)
Survivors of Sexual Abuse Chat
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