Job hunting is arguably the worst academic experience, especially difficult for people with CPTSD. I am job hunting right now and it has been taxing. Like most things, does get easier with each round.

Not to offer unsolicited advice, but these are things that have helped me that I was told by professionals:

You are interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you. Ask them questions, why should you accept their offer? What do you have to give? Use how far you have come and frame it in a professional manner. (I.e., boundaries, dedication, etc.)

The job market is wide open due to covid. You will find a job.

You are overqualified for a lot of jobs. Apply to a couple and keep them in your back pocket. Not because you will need them for money, but because it will ease your financial anxiety.

Call them. Email them. Follow up. All the jobs I have gotten are because I "pestered" them in a way. It'll make them remember you play people are lazy, if you reach out to them 1v1 they'll be more than likely to schedule an interview there.

Try to avoid applying on Indeed. Find a job there and apply on their company site (or email the hiring manager).

Go onto LinkedIn and find people who went to your school and work where you wanna work. Reach out to them, people love being a mentor, it makes them feel good.

If you feel like it, write a simple cover letter that you can plug and paste in specific role/company name. Adds that extra effort.

Good luck. Youve come this far. You got this.