About Shadow Pet
Healing made visible through AR and gamification
Breaking Transgenerational Trauma
Most mental health struggles aren't your fault—they're intergenerational trauma passed down through parenting, not genetics.
TSD isn't another thing to try. It's the unifying theory that explains why you're "treatment-resistant."
The Cycle We're Breaking
Your parent had unhealed trauma (TSD) → couldn't provide secure attachment
Their dysregulation triggered your nervous system → you developed survival patterns
You got diagnosed with bipolar, BPD, anxiety... but the root cause is intergenerational trauma
Unless you heal, you'll pass it to your kids
Other Tools & Resources
Family Trauma Tree
Map your family's trauma patterns. Invite willing family members to contribute.
Bipolar or Trauma?
Explore whether your "bipolar" diagnosis might be trauma-driven TSD
Break the Cycle
Heal your nervous system. Parent differently. The tools that break the cycle.
Talk with Serenity
Chat with our trauma-informed AI companion
The Modality Trap
The Carousel
Bipolar → BPD → PTSD → "Treatment-resistant" → New meds → New therapy → Repeat
The Pile
CBT + DBT + EMDR + Medication + Meditation + Yoga + Breathwork... and still feeling unsafe
The Labels
Each diagnosis explains a piece, but none explain YOU. The fundamental feeling of being "wrong" remains.
The truth: You don't have 6 different disorders. You have one nervous system that adapted to survive.
TSD: Finally, the Missing Context
Trauma Survival Disorder isn't another thing to try. It's the context that makes everything you've already tried actually make sense.
❌ Before TSD (The Carousel)
- "I have bipolar" + "I have BPD" + "I have anxiety"
- 10 different tools that don't talk to each other
- Fundamental feeling: "I am broken"
✅ With TSD (The Unified View)
- "My nervous system adapted to survive trauma"
- All symptoms are connected survival strategies
- Fundamental feeling: "I adapted brilliantly"
We're not another mental health app. We're the platform for breaking intergenerational trauma—helping you understand where your patterns came from so you don't pass them on.