Free Resources for empowered cptsd Recovery in adults who have experienced developmental trauma

CPtsd Free Resources & Assistance in an Empowered Recovery

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Free Resources for empowered Recovery

Personalised help for you so we can deliver brain-based, trauma-safe support that actually fits your reality.

Quick Forms: Questions & Applications

We know money is tight for many people. We’re building fair access while keeping the training solid and safe.


Pick the form that suits you. You can stay anonymous. Chosen questions will be answered on YouTube/our FAQ so others can benefit.

Important

  • These forms are educational and planning tools, not diagnosis or crisis services.

  • Please do not include names, dates, or identifiable details about any person or case.

  • If you’re unsafe right now, contact local emergency services or a crisis line in your country.


  • Privacy: We only use your details to respond to your submission or to tell you where an answer is posted.
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    General CPtsd Questions with Linda

    Ask a CPtsd Recovery Question 
    ~ Read First
    Precision help for CPtsd: one question → one next step.

    When CPtsd fogs thinking, it’s hard to see what to do next. Tell me where you’re stuck and I’ll offer one practical, brain-based step you can safely try in daily life.

    What’s a professional brain untangler? I help you separate trauma-brain patterns from present-day thinking so the next step is clear and doable.

    Why listen to Linda
    Linda has lived and studied CPtsd recovery and continues to experience real integration. Her clients reach measurable goals using simple, repeatable steps in everyday life.

    How this works

    • Ask one clear question about your CPtsd recovery.

    • I’ll point you to one safe, specific action you can use this week.

    • No therapy, no crisis support - this is educational guidance only.

    • Keep it anonymous - no names or identifying details needed

    • I cannot reply one-to-one. Answers are shared anonymously on YouTube or our FAQ so more people benefit as we are not alone in our recovery, but our recovery can make us feel alone.

    • You’ll be notified where the response is posted ~ if you choose this option


    Write your awesome label here.

    Healthy questions look like ...

    • “I freeze when I need to set a boundary. What’s one line I can use?”
    • “After an argument I shut down for hours. What’s one reconnection step?”
    • “Decision fatigue is wrecking my evenings. What’s one simple routine to try?”
    OR they may be about....
    • Reconnecting after shutdown or a blow-up
    • Boundaries & scripts (what to say, short and kind)
    • Decision fatigue & tiny planning that actually sticks

    • Rumination/overthinking interrupts that work

    • Relationship repair micro-steps without losing yourself

    • Identity rebuild after long-term harm

    • Work/study functioning (focus, memory blanks, time blindness)

    • Mornings/evenings that don’t implode

    • Faith & recovery integration (optional)

    • Or something similar, in one clear question

    What we don't answer....

  • Crisis or emergency situations

  • Graphic trauma narratives

  • Requests for medical/legal advice

  • Write your awesome label here.

    Sexual Abuse Recovery Questionnaire

    Right now, Linda’s creating a CPtsd & Sexual Abuse Recovery course and would love to help with answers that are effective and empowering. She has walked this journey and knows how powerful it is when help is practical and real. If you share where you’re stuck, she’ll offer one safe, brain-based next step you can use in daily life.

    The short questions below help Linda understand how sexual abuse is affecting your day-to-day life, identity, sense of safety, and ability to reconnect—without asking for incident details. We focus on what your brain is doing right now so support is steady and doable. Please don’t include names, dates, or graphic details. If you’ve had active self-harm or harm-to-others intent in the last 72 hours, stop here and use local crisis supports or emergency services.

    We collect only what’s needed: your country or region, a few quick tick-boxes and short answers about things like memory blanks, boundary collapse, shutdown, identity shake, intimacy difficulty, and reconnection needs, plus an optional first name and email. You can choose whether we may contact you when your question is answered in a video or post, or if there’s a resource or CPtsd counsellor referral. If you provide contact details, we’ll let you know when and where your answer appears.

    You won’t be added to any mailing list unless you choose to join the newsletter. The form takes about 6–9 minutes.


    Scholarship Waitlist

    Where we’re at
    We don’t offer full scholarships yet. Trauma-safe, accredited, brain-based training has real costs. To keep quality high and the program sustainable, we are developing partial bursaries and sponsored seats funded by organisations and donors.

    What this application does
    It places you on the Scholarship Waitlist and lets us prioritise places where the impact will be greatest.

    Who we prioritise

    • Mental Health Professionals, Therapists, Counsellors serving high-need or under-resourced communities

    • Applicants who can demonstrate near-term community impact

    • Applicants with co-funding available, so limited funds stretch further

    Why we ask these questions
    Role, setting, and impact plans help us direct limited aid where it helps the most people, quickly. Short and honest beats long and perfect.

    What we collect

    • First name and email

    • Country/region, role, organisation, service setting, who you serve

    • If co-funding is available and a realistic contribution amount

    • 12-month impact plan in 3–4 lines


    Write your awesome label here.

    What to expect

    • We review quarterly and announce rounds by email

    • If selected, we’ll request brief verification

    • Data is used solely for scholarships and program communication you opt into

    Time to complete
    5–7 minutes


    Mini FAQ

    • Is this anonymous? General and Sexual Abuse Impact forms can be anonymous. Scholarship requires contact details.

    • Will I be added to marketing? Only if you opt in.

    • Can my NGO fund a seat? Yes. Ask for our 1-page sponsor brief.

    • Do you offer full scholarships? Not at present. We’re building partial bursaries and sponsored seats.

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