It's time to take your power back and resolve your CPTSD (for good).

But here’s what they’re not telling you: coping is survival. 

- TANNER WALLACE, FOUNDER

The ones that permanently resolve their CPTSD are the ones that name the injustices and still take full responsibility for their results.

Coping strategies?
They matter. Absolutely.

Resolution is freedom.

A diagnosis may describe your symptoms, but resolution requires a root cause analysis.

Let’s get you to the other side of CPTSD amid the trauma energies that hurt like hell

without meds or endless therapy loops

You’re tired of second-guessing every text, every tone, every glance.
Am I too much?
Is my partner pulling away?
Is this the right person?
Am I ever going to get this right?

Imagine ending the relationship drama in just six months.
Having the skills to handle whatever comes up — and finally feeling safe and loved for real.

You’ve told yourself you can handle it. That if you just keep trying, it’ll get better.

Maybe if you communicate more clearly.
Maybe if you keep the peace and don’t rock the boat.
Maybe if you find the “right” person next time.

But your heart still hurts.
You’re still bracing for the next blow-up.
The next cold silence.
The next moment everything feels shaky again.

You’re tired. Tired of drama. Tired of love feeling like hard labor. Tired of trying to fix it alone when all you really want is to feel safe, wanted, understood.

Now imagine breaking the cycle, and knowing your love life will finally hold steady.

Say goodbye to:
Wondering if love like you dream about even exists
Carrying a heavy heart every single day
Feeling like relationships are more work than joy

Say hello to:
Building the kind of love you’ve always wanted
Feeling light, open, ready to give and receive
Experiencing relationships as comfort and joy — not stress



Because what you really want is to feel loved and sure of it.

You want to wake up and feel warmth before your eyes even open. The kind that comes from knowing you are wanted, valued, and safe.
To move through your day without scanning for signs that something is wrong.
To hear “I love you” and believe it in your bones.

You want to be met with steady eyes and steady arms.

To share laughter that lingers, touch that reassures, and conversations that leave you feeling closer.

To finally have the kind of love you have always dreamed about and to know it is not going anywhere.

Research shows that emotional safety is the single strongest predictor of relationship satisfaction. And CPTSD erodes your ability to feel safe, no matter how much love there is.

I started CPTSD Medicine in 2021, the year I walked away from my tenured professor job after nearly two decades in higher ed. They called it crazy. I called it necessary. No one else was building what I needed, so I built it. I’m not a therapist. I’m a survivor, a researcher, a teacher. I turned my own healing into a training ground for others — not another place to cope, but a place to finally resolve. I know you, because I am you.

Introducing Happily Ever After — a six-month small-group + 1:1 training where you resolve CPTSD at the root and finally get the safe, healthy love you deserve.

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Need a place to vent? You can use ChatGPT for that. Need a system to actually end the cycle? That’s what I built.