Kristen Clouse, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

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Some grief is complicated.You can miss someone…and still need to heal from them.In my book, I talk about grieving parent...
03/31/2026

Some grief is complicated.

You can miss someone…
and still need to heal from them.

In my book, I talk about grieving parents who caused trauma — and what it really takes to rebuild your brain and your life afterward.

You were shaped by what happened to you.
But you don’t have to stay that way.

I didn’t just grieve my mother’s death.I had to grieve the mother I needed but didn’t have.The childhood that shaped my ...
03/28/2026

I didn’t just grieve my mother’s death.
I had to grieve the mother I needed but didn’t have.

The childhood that shaped my nervous system.
The trauma I ignored for decades while helping everyone else heal.

How To Grieve Someone You Didn’t Really Like is part memoir, part trauma education, and part roadmap for rebuilding after complex PTSD.

If you’ve ever thought,
“I love them… but they hurt me,”
this book was written for you.

✨ Start your healing journey today — purchase your copy at the link below.
https://f.mtr.cool/oummmgoqfj

EMDR isn’t about “reliving” your trauma.It’s about helping your brain finish what it couldn’t process at the time.Someti...
03/26/2026

EMDR isn’t about “reliving” your trauma.

It’s about helping your brain finish what it couldn’t process at the time.

Sometimes the memory gets stored with the same intensity it had on day one.

EMDR helps your brain refile it.

From “this is happening right now” to “this happened.”

You don’t erase the story.

You loosen its grip.

Self-care doesn’t always look like candles and bubble baths.Sometimes it looks like a massage.Sometimes it looks like an...
03/24/2026

Self-care doesn’t always look like candles and bubble baths.

Sometimes it looks like a massage.

Sometimes it looks like an MRI.

Sometimes it’s an IV infusion.

Or walking through a store reminding yourself you’re allowed to want things.

Self-care isn’t aesthetic.
It’s attentive.

It’s listening when your body whispers, before it starts to yell.

It’s tending to your health.
Your nervous system.
Your joy.

Not because you earned it.

But because you’re responsible for the life you live inside.

What if it’s about emotional neglect…inconsistent love…or years of adapting just to survive?In How To Grieve Someone You...
03/12/2026

What if it’s about emotional neglect…
inconsistent love…
or years of adapting just to survive?

In How To Grieve Someone You Didn’t Really Like, I share my own story of grieving complicated parents while confronting the trauma they left behind.

This isn’t a book about blame.
It’s a book about healing.

📖 Order your copy now. https://f.mtr.cool/damhdwcddm

Stop forcing yourself to be okay.Your nervous system isn’t dramatic.It’s adaptive.If you’re exhausted, irritable, shut d...
03/10/2026

Stop forcing yourself to be okay.

Your nervous system isn’t dramatic.
It’s adaptive.

If you’re exhausted, irritable, shut down, hyper-aware —
that’s not weakness.
That’s a body that’s been on guard for too long.

Before you push harder, ask:
Do I need more discipline… or more safety?

Regulation isn’t built through shame.
It’s built through consistency, gentleness, and small moments of enough.

Start there.

You’re not behind.You’re healing at the pace your nervous system allows.That matters.Progress doesn’t always look like b...
03/07/2026

You’re not behind.

You’re healing at the pace your nervous system allows.

That matters.

Progress doesn’t always look like breakthroughs.
Sometimes it looks like pausing instead of reacting.
Staying instead of running.
Trying again.

You are not failing.

You’re rebuilding at your pace.

Sometimes you’re grieving someone who hurt you.Sometimes you’re grieving the childhood you didn’t get.How To Grieve Some...
03/05/2026

Sometimes you’re grieving someone who hurt you.
Sometimes you’re grieving the childhood you didn’t get.

How To Grieve Someone You Didn’t Really Like is about healing complex trauma — even when love and pain came from the same person.

👉 Get your copy today. https://f.mtr.cool/jppyrablth

Many of my patients don’t start with me directly. They’re referred by a counselor, a primary care doctor, or a trusted f...
02/26/2026

Many of my patients don’t start with me directly. They’re referred by a counselor, a primary care doctor, or a trusted friend.

That’s because the very first step in healing often starts with one brave act: reaching out for help.

Referrals aren’t about weakness—they’re about connection. Someone sees you need support and helps point you toward it.

Healing is rarely a solo journey. It begins the moment we allow someone to walk beside us.

Are you putting off asking for help—or is today the day to reach out?
👉 Follow for trauma-informed encouragement and support.

I once had a patient who tried everything—medication, adjustments, different strategies—but nothing seemed to help.The r...
02/24/2026

I once had a patient who tried everything—medication, adjustments, different strategies—but nothing seemed to help.

The real shift happened only when they left an abusive environment. That change opened the door for healing to begin.

I see this often as a provider: the body and mind can’t fully recover in an environment that keeps retraumatizing them.

Healing isn’t just internal—it’s deeply connected to the space and people around us.

Have you ever tried changing your surroundings?
👉 Follow for more encouragement about healing in real life.

The grief of what never was is just as valid as the grief of what’s been lost. Unpacking that takes courage—and honesty....
02/19/2026

The grief of what never was is just as valid as the grief of what’s been lost. Unpacking that takes courage—and honesty.

My raw, unfiltered story of navigating grief and trauma is the book you didn’t know you needed. One page at a time, I give voice to the silence many of us carry.

This journey isn't mine alone. I wrote it down for the ones still trying to find their way through it too.

True healing from trauma involves retraining the brain—not numbing it. You’re not broken. Your brain is protecting you.
02/17/2026

True healing from trauma involves retraining the brain—not numbing it. You’re not broken. Your brain is protecting you.

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