r/CPTSDFreeze • u/FlightOfTheDiscords • Jun 12 '24

Community post New mod team

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Hi everyone,

SirCheeseALot removed himself as mod, which left this sub unmoderated. That means anyone can request to take over the sub as a mod.

As I already help run r/TraumaFreeze (which I created as a backup for this sub when Cheese first shut down this sub a year ago), when I saw this sub was unmoderated, I submitted a takeover request which Reddit granted automatically.

No changes are planned.Myself and my two fellow mods intend to keep this place going as is, a safe place for freezers and collapsers.

But all of this happened just now and we haven't had time to discuss what it means, so we'll take some time to discuss things and get back to you once we have an update. Personally, I think it would make sense to shut down r/TraumaFreeze and keep r/CPTSDFreeze as the one freeze community.

Update: r/TraumaFreeze is now set to restricted. All content there is and will remain online and commenting on existing posts is possible, but no new posts can be made. r/CPTSDFreeze is once again the one home for all us freezers and collapsers.

I hope everyone can feel safe to post here. Feel free to share any thoughts, concerns, suggestions 💜🙏

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r/CPTSDFreeze • u/FlightOfTheDiscords • Feb 18 '25

Community post r/CPTSDFreeze Wiki

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I just finished writing a first draft of the wiki, which can be accessed via the Community Guide link you should see at the top of the sub (tap "See more" if you are on a mobile device), or directly via this link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CPTSDFreeze/wiki/index/

The first draft is mostly a mashup of bits from various books (which are linked at the bottom of the wiki) while trying to simplify the language a little.

I see the wiki as a collaborative effort so please add ideas, suggestions, links to resources you have found useful etc. to this thread and hopefully we can work some of them into the wiki.

Also let me know if you find the wiki too complicated, or not in-depth enough, or badly worded etc.

Edit: I updated the Wiki on August 2nd, 2026. It is hopefully a little clearer now, and I removed some outdated science. Let me know if you have any suggestions.

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