๐ŸŒฌ๏ธ Even after the relationship ended, does your body tense at familiar tones and places?

'Breakup' here doesn't mean only romance. It covers every relationship ending that left a mark โ€” distancing from family or friends, leaving a job.

Choose a relationship

Choose the one relationship that comes to mind first.

Answer 20 questions

Choose the answer closest to your reactions over the last 2 weeks.

Look at the traces left

See your answers across four areas, plus up to two things to try today.

The traces left behind are not weakness or a flaw in you. After an especially painful relationship ends, body and mind can react to particular tones, places, and notifications. Those reactions alone can't determine a cause, PTSD, or trauma.

See the references

This tool draws on the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH's PTSD guide, opens in a new window), research on intimate partner abuse and mental health, opens in a new window, research on intimate partners' coercive control and mental health, opens in a new window. The first explains reactions that can follow trauma; the two studies cover intimate partner violence. These sources don't cover every parent, sibling, workplace, or friend relationship ending, and they have not validated this tool's questions or results.