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		<title>By: Phil@stress depression mental health</title>
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		<description>I myself have very very severe chronic complex post traumatic stress disorder.

 I found that symptoms were clinical depression, nightmares, flashbacks, hallucinations, mood swings, aggression, paranoia and other &quot;intrusive thoughts.&quot;

 I have found antipsychotic medications very useful - specifically 20mg a day olanzapine and 150 mg a day chlorpromazine. I was also on a mood stabiliser - sodium valproate 2250 mg a day. I found that SSRI antidepressants were completely USELESS and it is very dangerous to prescribe fluoxetine to a very vulnerable person so be very careful about that. I have had intensive EMDR and EFT therapy. I found the EMDR to be very useful but it does tend to stir things up a bit so you need to be strong enough to deal with all the difficult stuff that will come up. Think about this carefully before making a concrete decision. There are many treatments available for PTSD - rewind therapy, CBT, DBT, etc. I found that DBT was very useful in getting over my self harming behaviour and that CBT was no use whatsoever.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I myself have very very severe chronic complex post traumatic stress disorder.</p>
<p> I found that symptoms were clinical depression, nightmares, flashbacks, hallucinations, mood swings, aggression, paranoia and other &#8220;intrusive thoughts.&#8221;</p>
<p> I have found antipsychotic medications very useful &#8211; specifically 20mg a day olanzapine and 150 mg a day chlorpromazine. I was also on a mood stabiliser &#8211; sodium valproate 2250 mg a day. I found that SSRI antidepressants were completely USELESS and it is very dangerous to prescribe fluoxetine to a very vulnerable person so be very careful about that. I have had intensive EMDR and EFT therapy. I found the EMDR to be very useful but it does tend to stir things up a bit so you need to be strong enough to deal with all the difficult stuff that will come up. Think about this carefully before making a concrete decision. There are many treatments available for PTSD &#8211; rewind therapy, CBT, DBT, etc. I found that DBT was very useful in getting over my self harming behaviour and that CBT was no use whatsoever.</p>
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