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MISSION PTSD BEAUTIFUL TRAUMA 2.0
Transformation 2020-2021
How can a Wounded Warrior become a Wounded Healer?
*** Warning ** Since 2018, my Mission has changed. At first, I was here to share my PTSD story and now, after sailing along the Coast, and living on a boat alone, I feel ready to step to next level with you and others professional Sailors. As indie author on Amazon, and natural born creative, my new Mission PTSD Beautiful Trauma 2.0 will be creating a network in the Resilience Community and connecting people who need mentoring, coaching and guidance, with groups and individual providers of those services. Word to mouth works very well. My role here is pure catalyst. I wish to help people like me transforming them-selves in beautiful butterflies. What’s most… it’s free. A nice way to support me would be purchasing my self-help books or you find a tip jar in the sidebar, thanks;). Really, Leds, I appreciate your collaboration and motivation, too. This goal is aimed not only for veterans or first-responders transition (homecoming or medically retired), but they might play a big role in the hunger games. Are you with me?
Mission is about people, not projects. Todd Engstrom, 2013
Some storytelling.
Paris is where it all began. In the aftermath of major trauma, in 2015, due to terror attacks, pen name “Diana” turned to War Veterans, looking for empathy and protection. The author has been seeking not only to improve her skills and understanding on PTSD, but also to think out of the box by putting civilians and War Veterans on the same level. Avoiding comparison she claims same self-awareness and mental health support which is by now mainly discharged by Army to Charities or disowned. The fight against stigma became her just war. Art and creativity are nocebo, a positive attitude and daily discipline of yoga and mindfulness helped her out in her track to wounded healing. Will she conquer it all?
** SOON SOON SOON ** amazon.com/author/dianathundermoon
Topics: burnout, PTSD, CPTSD, trauma, mental health, break down, addictions, new perspective, break the stigma, loosing job, retraining, transition stress, demons within, transformation, personal growth, change, self-confidence, ego death, shame, guilt, homecoming, belonging, daimon, spiritual awakening, amor fati, Joseph Campbell, Jung for dummies, Carol Pearsons, hero’s journey, initiation, rites of passage, terror attacks survival, shooting, fake alerts, archetypical psychology, new psychiatry, awareness, Steve Peters, Christophe André, John Kabat Zinn, Thich Nath Hahn, fear, death fear, anger outburst, anxiety, depression, panic attacks, self-care, self-love, self-worth, higher-self !!!, faith, hope, Eastern philosophies, mystic, mandala drawing, Native American wisdom, mentoring, education, mindfulness, meditation and mind management.
In Michael Sugrue‘s words:
There was an emergency right before Covid-19 with people struggling in silence and now the epidemic encreased the isolation: the helpers need our help. Too many lives are taken.
You can contact Diana b/o: antonella.barberini@gmail.com for collaborations as self-help writer and author. Please, no SEO spam. People will find me somehow lol
with collaboration of
A Retired British COMBAT PILOT and POET in Residence for Military Academy Performing Arts, Karl Tearney.
Courtesy of Karl Tearney. Find some poems lectures on my pages.
Exclusive Interviews with AIRFORCE VETERANS and Success Stories, like Dan Nevins.
Congratulations. You found a boat. In the middle of the ocean, of all places.

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Sounds like an interesting book! PTSD is pretty common but not very well explained by the media.
thank you Helen !! it is 🙂 ahaha PTSD are related to War Veterans but they are not // thou they helped me to better relate with it and accept what happened to my brain. that’s it. Uh.
Absolutely PTSD do not just affect veterans but anyone who has suffered a traumatic experience.
Indeed. The event can be direct or also I read about children who became anxious after watching attacks on media. It concerns a huge part of population. Talking about it will help with understanding.