CPTSD Might Not Be In The DSM-5, But It Is Very Real
This is a website I created for CPTSD support
CPTSD Might Not Be in the DSM-5, But It Is Very Real
I have personally struggled with CPTSD since my teenage years, when something horrible happened to me over the course of four to five years.
I decided to create this website to provide a place where people can find acceptance, support, and understanding. I was never able to find this kind of understanding from others myself, so I'm hoping this website will help people like me.
Those who do not feel accepted. Those who feel unloved and alone. You are loved, and you are not alone.
Please take what you need and leave what you don't. Free forever and always available.
Hannah is a multi-faceted creator who has been working as a pet sitter and dog walker for over 10 years while pursuing various creative endeavors. She has written a book dedicated to her father, created mental health websites using AI, produces podcasts, and is currently working on a song. Her true passion is a mental health website she built with AI to provide free resources for people who struggle with mental…
