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A type of anxiety disorder that is triggered by an extremely traumatic event. PTSD can be developed when a traumatic even is experienced by a person or when a person witnesses a traumatic event happen to someone else. Alcohol or substance abuse, or other anxiety disorders commonly co-occur with PTSD.

“We will not say, `no’ to what harms us until we have something to say `yes’ to.” Joseph Campbell

Dodd’s Paradigm of Recovery Self abandonment shame codependency ADDICTION addiction codependency shame abandonment SELF