Boulder Resilience is free, and was designed by experts in the field of trauma psychology. The Boulder Resilience site helps recent trauma survivors understand common stress reactions that may occur after experiencing a trauma, and helps survivors to learn better ways to cope with these reactions.
          You  can use the site as often as you want.  We  believe that you will get the most out of the site by working through the  different destinations in the site to help you with your recovery.
    
    
      Step 1: Sign up for an account  and login
      
        - Create  your own private, free account so you can see your recovery progress and pick  up where you left off. 
Step 2: Take the Self-Test
      
        - The  Self-Test will help you to find out how you're doing, learn about traumatic  stress reactions, and have the site recommend self-help destinations of  recovery based on your responses.
- We  recommend that you complete the Self-Test about once a week and the site will  graph your stress reactions and your confidence in coping as you recover.
Step 3: Begin exploring  recommended self-help destinations of recovery
      
        - Learn  3 effective relaxation exercises to reduce your tension and anxiety.
- Learn  how social support can help, consider who might be a good support person, and  find ways to deal with unhelpful people.
- Learn  how to worry less and challenge unhelpful negative self-talk.
- See  how trauma reminders can trigger distressing memories and physical reactions  and learn how to better manage your triggers and memories.
- Find  out what kinds of coping can make things worse.
- Find  out how to seek out professional help and learn what to expect from trauma  counseling. 
Step 4: Collect Mastery Tools as  you work through the different sections of this site
      
        - These  are various skills and tools that you will collect as you work through the  destinations. They will be put in an easy-to-find location so you can access  them in the future.  Focusing on mastery during  your recovery will help to make you feel more and more confident to meet your  recovery challenges.
Step 5: Return as often as you  like to continue exploring destinations of recovery
      
        - The  site remembers where you've been and takes you back to where you left off.