Damage, Controlled

“Either you control the memory or the memory controls you”. Brilliant commentary. What is the name of your book? Thank you.

Where can I find put about where these seminars are held.

I'm also a 2013 alum of Ron's program. I participated in the prose workshop and found it to be the therapy I needed to address my PTSD and MST. Although I still struggle with large crowds, I'm able to step away, find a place of solitude, and write to release my anxieties. Ron has been a literal lifesaver. Thank you, Ron, for giving your fellow veterans a way of holding on.

Thank you Liam Farrell on the article about the works of Ron Capps and his research on how Creative writing can be a form of treatment for PTSD. Hundreds of thousands of Vets can benefit from this creative expression of their thoughts. PTSD is a symptoms of our Amygdaloid hippocampus gyrus system on overdrive. It helps us survive a firefight during combat but when it goes on overdrive it causes problems in daily living. Hypervigilance, anxiety, panic attack, fear of crowd, sudden noise, insomnia, relationship issues are some of the problems related to PTSD. Education and public awareness like these articles help everyone understand the special needs of the Vets.

Owen Lee M.D
Alumni University of Maryland Class 74
Board Resurrection Lives Foundation
http://www.resurrectinglives.org/board-of-directors/

Thank you for sharing Clarissa.

Very respectfully,
Regina K. Draper