Some studies have shown that PTSD is most prevalent in 18-24 year olds; the same time frame when many individuals are transitioning into college, the work force, and a life of adult responsibilities for the first time. On today’s episode of Success is Subjective, Joanna sits down with Grace Filiss, founding member of the Colorado Community Collaborative for Eating Disorders. Grace talks about how multiple traumas that took place during college, almost prevented her from completing her education. She shares how she was able to find help and get back on track to finish her degree, 4 years after dropping out. If you are a college student or know someone who is, this is a relatable message you won’t want to miss.
Connect with Grace Filiss
Website: Grace Filiss Recovery Consulting
Website: Colorado Community Collaborative for Eating Disorders
Email: grace@edrecoveryconsulting.com
Instagram: @edrecoveryconsulting
Facebook: Grace Filiss Recovery Consulting
Twitter: @EDrecoveryGF
LinkedIn: Grace Filiss
Other Resources Mentioned
The International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals Foundation
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