Most people feel real relief in their first few weeks. Once you have the right tools, the anxiety and the sleep start to shift fast.

Full healing depends on the time you put in and how much unprocessed trauma there is. Here's the honest math: most people who fully recover put in 100 to 300 hours of real processing. Once you know how to process, an hour a day makes healing possible within a year. You move exactly as fast as you put in the time.

It doesn't matter how long you've struggled. Whether someone heals comes down to two things: are they using the right tools (processing, not coping), and are they putting in the hours.

Dana started at almost 60, after half a century in treatment. Her doctors said she was "too complicated" and would only get worse. Tanya was officially "treatment resistant".... her psychiatrist literally said "I don't know what to do with you." Bonnie had years of medications and daily panic attacks. They were all told the damage was permanent.

That's the single biggest LIE about PTSD. The reason nothing worked was never you. You were told to manage the surface instead of process the trauma at the root.

Most of those get done TO you, for 30 to 50 minutes, once a week, while you wait between sessions and hope it sticks. That's renting relief an hour at a time.

Broken To Unbreakable puts the tools in YOUR hands, so you process the root yourself, as many hours as you need, on your timeline. That's owning the ability to heal.

No. No graphic replay, and you never have to tell your story to anyone.

You learn the relief tools first, so you know how to calm yourself down before you process anything. You're in control 100% of the time. I'll push you to your limit, never past it.

Yes, all of it. The methods work on the trauma underneath the label. If your past is hurting your present, this will help.

PTSD is already eating an enormous part of your life. So the real question isn't whether you have a few hours a week. It's how many more hours, days and years you're willing to keep handing over to this.

It fits around YOUR schedule. An hour at 4AM. Twenty minutes after the kids are asleep. Those who heal FIND the time.... and your healing is worth finding it.

Show them this page. Then ask them one question: "What would our life look like in five years if I don't do anything different to try and heal?"

PTSD isn't only happening to you. It's happening to them too. They want you back as much as you want yourself back.... they just need to see that this is different.

Weekly therapy gives you around 25 to 50 hours of processing a year. Most people need 100 to 300 to heal. Do that math and "managing it" stretches into years.

This is an independent healing program. I teach you to heal yourself, so it works perfectly alongside a therapist if you choose. You don't have to quit a thing. That's your call.

Yes. Never stop or change prescribed medication on your own. Always work with your doctor.

Members have come off their medications for good, every one of them with their doctor's guidance, as they healed the trauma underneath. Staying on or coming off is YOUR choice. You're never pushed either way.

I HIGHLY doubt that will happen, but it's possible. I may not be your guy. If that's the case, NO PROBLEM. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing. Stay, and you still have 30 days to ask for your money back. After that, cancel anytime, no contracts.

I don't want the cost to be a barrier. I spent over $30,000 trying to heal, and I refuse to put that wall in front of you. $49 a month means anyone serious about healing can actually get in.

It's coaching, not therapy, so insurance doesn't cover it.

Every week I coach members LIVE. Hot seats are where we work through one person's stuff together, and everyone learns from it.

Bring a question, take a hot seat, or just listen. Your call.

I'm Brad Schipke. I healed my own CPTSD in 18 months, and I've spent eight years coaching more than 2,000 people across 37 countries. My first book sold over 10,000 copies.

Everything I teach comes from doing it myself and refining it with real clients. Overcoming PTSD is a real business with a real mailing address, and you can email me at brad@overcomingptsd.com.