Remembering Trauma Official Film (2017) 

So poignant and powerful! Thank you.

Man this just proves how much more schools care about a child elementary then in high school

I myself was badly abused by my stepdad and mom when I was a kid and abandoned by my dad my mom use to go with me to the doctors and lie and say that I was never hurt or abused and that I've had a great life but said to my doctor that I was having this behavior and that and so the Dr gave me all the wrong diagnosis 1 of OCD because of my gaming 1 of adhd and 1 of autism but my mom lied my Dr found out when I was 24 that I accually was abused and hurt and found out that the diagnosis was more ptsd depression and borderline and they found out that the obsessive game play was because going into my room and playing games was my way of trying to get away from all the arguing and abuse I still sometimes am afraid to leave my house because I have trust issues because I'm worried that I'm going to get hurt again and who knows with this world I could be jumped or sexually assaulted or shot so often times I stay here at home to avoid getting hurt again

Its amazing when you finally get a correct diagnosis. Ive been diagnosed with everything he was plus some, I did not have a traumatic childhood for the most part. (Not my parents)Turns out, im autistic. Finally knowing why and being validated by a professional is an amazing weight off anyone's shoulders. I do also have c-ptsd from abuse at school as a child and an abusive ex of 7 years so I can also relate to the actual mental disorder he has.

Really powerful, and spot on. I've been in and out therapists offices and psych wards since the age of six. I have a list of diagnoses. I'm 25 now and received the diagnosis complex ptsd, and it finally seems to fit. Now I will actually get the right treatment...

I totally recognize myself, like I feel everyday, regards from another world

Just a note here. One of the best movies I have ever seen about CPTSD acquired as a adult is "The Railway Man" starring Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman. As shown in this movie, CPTSD haunts a person, and it is so much worse when it starts in childhood. The little boy in this movie is being exposed to terrible things. They are too young to say they are terrified. They don't have the words to tell adults how they feel. So they keep having bad experiences day in and day out. The vast majority of people don't know what Complex PTSD is. It isn't PTSD. It is complex because it's not just one incident. It's many incidents that happen over and over again for long periods of time.

Thank you for creating this video. It is very powerful. We need to create awarness to some caregivers about their behavior with their children and for people that suffer to undrestand better themselves. Thank you!

Thank you so very much for making this documentary, very powerful message and to the point. I'm a Youth Wellness Case Manager here in our reservation, Every day I witnessed trauma with the youth that I'm helping and assisting. Some parents appreciate what I do for their children, but the majority of parents despise what I do for a living because they know that I'm a mandatory reporter, so therefore I report if I witnessed abuse, neglect, and abandonment. What parents don't realize that they're also a program that can assist with them, or just flat out refused to take assistance, and who suffers the most are the children. All of the youths that I'm assisting had a request from me if they could live with me, and my family just to escape their situation at home, but I'm not allowed to do that. It's unfortunate that our children have to pay the price because we now have some parents that see their children as a meal ticket! This documentary felt like a knife just went into my heart and went in four different directions!:(:(:(:(

I feel tormented in my mind…I don’t like being reminded of my past trauma. 4 yr 7 yr 14 yr. I don’t like people who bring it up.

This is such an insightful story. I see some similarities in the behavior of this man and the little girl from ReMoved. These stories bring out so much emotion its amazing. thank you for all the time and effort every one has put into them.

isnt that little kid from ReMoved part 2. Its so great that we get to see his side story!

Excellent job! I am going to share this at my next Clinician team meeting

Too triggering for me to finish watching right now. Made it to 4:40

such a powerful movie! this is why im so interested to learn psychology subject!

Wow this is such a good flim so powerful and strong grate job

BRO THE LITTLE KID WAS IN MY 3RD GRADE CLASS

This is so hard to watch. Very realistic.

Why did u left me cryied

Fantastic

This broke my heart💔

This is really good but my fav is removed

Hey I just watched this and it was so amazing. But I wanna know, is there more about what happened next? I mean did he really take the therapy? And if he did, how was the result?

Childhood trauma can cause bipolar disorder.

New insights

Battered again attracting abusers bc my timid defamed demeanor and giving a " sub" vibe they say it's my clothes the way I look the addiction is almost nil and 1700 miles from home and isolation and societal displaced in a successful level of maslows I get assumed to be a whole a stereotype a outcast I'm sick of being neglected and not heard I asked for help with bullys abusing me sexual harm and healed but as I got my voice and power of the female I was attacked in every type of abuse that exists to minimize the past and worst case scenario for the present progress not acknowledged shunned and spirit has been broken down im outlasted and fragile

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