THE PTSD RECOVERY SERIES

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    "This book will help the veterans understand and take ownership of their situation as well as give them the resources they need. I have a copy in every exam room for them to read and take image of cover to order themselves if they wish to learn more. Thank you Virginia for this priceless resource."

    - Mark Cucuzzella MD FAAFP
    Lt Col USAF (ret)
    Staff Physician OEF/OIF Clinic Martinsburg Veterans Administration Hospital

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    " Best written guide I've seen.

    This book was right on the money. Virginia is very responsive to feedback and tells it like it is in this book. If you struggle with PTSD or like trauma I’d suggest anyone read this. Many can learn from this guide as it’s easy to read and follow."

    - David, Amazon Customer

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    "You made me believe you can recover or learn to cope with PTSD. I am a Vietnam Vet with ptsd. I also run a support group for veterans. I truly am glad that I found “A Soldier’s Guide to PTSD!!! It is an easy read and She speaks in our language that is easy to understand. She takes the technical and explains it “in English “ so even I know what It means. We use it in our support group and it has spurred great discussions that help all those in attendance"

    - Kindle Customer

Meet Virginia Cruse

Virginia is a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor specializing in Military Issues and Combat-Related Trauma.

She provides crisis intervention and evidence-based treatments for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Moral Injury, Depression, Combat Operational Stress, and other diagnoses. Virginia is a certified clinician in Cognitive Processing Therapy and Prolonged Exposure Therapy and has 20+ years’ experience serving Active Duty Military, Veterans, Military retirees and family members.

She is a Certified Group Psychotherapist (CGP) and active American Group Psychotherapy Association member. Virginia is an Army Reserve Officer, Combat Veteran, and published researcher.

She has one amazing husband, Jay, and one terrible dog, Peanut.