ptsd and marriage

approximately eight percent of all people will experience ptsd at some point in their life. the symptoms of ptsd can create problems with trust, closeness, intimacy, communication, decision-making, and problem-solving, often giving rise to the destruction of relationships. a ptsd spouse can feel isolated, alienated and frustrated from the inability to work through the problems and help his or her partner. the anger outbursts and improper impulses may particularly scare one’s spouse. symptoms can be so severe and debilitating that …

ptsd marriage problems

however, there are a few tips available for you regarding your ptsd and marriage. this is due to the fact that they can influence you to lose hope for your relationship. as a matter of fact, there are steps for each of you to take and some that will be a joint effort. in addition, what i have found is that ptsd and marriage do mix. you are not alone – and your marriage can make it through all of …

detachment issues in relationships

however, when you are in a relationship or a marriage, emotional detachment may not necessarily be such a positive thing and maybe a sign that something is off either with yourself or with your relationship. if this sounds like you or if your partner or spouse has commented on your emotional unavailability, there is a chance you may be emotionally detached. if the emotional detachment is a result of something traumatic or stressful in your life and you don’t want …