PTSD: Coming Home For the Veteran Who Brought the War Home With Them

PTSD: Coming Home For the Veteran Who Brought the War Home With Them

You made it home. But home does not feel like home anymore.

The family that was supposed to feel like relief feels like a room you do not know how to be in. The people who love you are walking on eggshells. You are sleeping on the couch or not sleeping at all. You are angry at things that should not make you angry and numb to things that should matter.

This is not who you are. This is what untreated combat trauma does to a person. And to everyone around them.

Robert came home six months after his last tour feeling like he was wearing the wrong skin. He sat in his garage at night because it was the only place that felt safe. His wife thought he did not love her anymore. He did not know how to tell her that he did not know who he was anymore.

Three sessions later he was sleeping. Present. Mentoring other veterans.

What is inside:

• 16 targeted sequences for combat veterans and their families
• Robert's story — six months after the gate closed behind him
• The specific charges that come home with veterans — rage, identity loss, the wall between them and the people they love
• A complete family healing section — for the spouse, for the children, for the whole family trying to find each other again
• Real clinical tools used in live sessions

The war is over. Your nervous system just has not gotten the message yet. This book delivers it.

The Human Manual Series © — Book 5 By Richard J. Persons — Energy Healer · Engineer · Multi-Modality Expert