Media/Press

Courtney’s Bio

Courtney Armstrong is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in helping people overcome trauma and grief and is the author of the book Transforming Traumatic Grief: Six Steps to Move from Grief to Peace. Owner of a counseling practice in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Courtney also trains mental health professionals across the country in cutting-edge treatment methods that quickly heal trauma and promote resilience.

To request a media interview with Courtney, please contact her office at 423-876-3490 or e-mail her by clicking here.

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Television Clips

Dr. Steve Salvatore interviews Courtney regarding ways to effectively cope with the 10th anniversary of 9-11 on WPIX-TV Morning News in New York City.

Radio Clips

Click here to listen to Courtney’s interview with Michele Rosenthal of HealMyPTSD.com. In this interview Courtney discusses six steps to move from grief to peace and how to recover the “lost” sense of self many experience after trauma.

Click here to listen to Courtney discuss issues returning Vets are facing with Pam Bunch, producer and host of NPR’s Morning Edition on WNCW, Asheville, NC.

Click here to listen to Courtney’s interview with Nnete from the Box in Houston, Texas on overcoming loss.

Click here to listen to Courtney’s interview with Melanie Cole on Health Talk Radio about coping with the anniversary of traumatic loss and how you can train your mind to stay present and not re-live traumatic events.

Articles

Click here to read a PDF copy of a recent article in the Epoch Times in which journalist Mary Silver interviews Courtney about coping with the 10th anniversary of the 9-11 WTC attacks.

Click here to read an article by Courtney about using Storytelling to Heal Grief that was printed in Advances in Bereavement’s recent journal.

Courtney’s article for Tilt Magazine on the Journey of Self-Publishing.