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#117 - Parenting With PTSD: Building Your Resources & Support Networks For Healing

Published 1 month ago
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In this episode, Valerie discusses the importance of building a strong support network while parenting with PTSD. Learn how family, friends, and respite care can provide practical help during difficult moments and why asking for support is a vital part of recovery.


Discover strategies for balancing self-care with parenting responsibilities, creating a reliable support system, and finding motivation to heal. This episode offers encouragement and practical guidance for parents who want to care for themselves while showing up fully for their children.


IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

  • Learn how a strong support network helps parents manage PTSD recovery
  • Discover practical parenting support through family, friends, and respite care
  • Understand why self-care is essential for healthy parenting and emotional well-being
  • Gain strategies for balancing trauma recovery, family life, and personal resilience


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