What Are the Treatment Options for PTSD?
Recovering from trauma can often be difficult and slow going. What works for one person may not help someone else at all.
Read morePost-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a severe anxiety disorder that occurs when a person has been exposed to one or more devastating life events that cause profound psychological trauma. People with PTSD may have trouble forming interpersonal relationships, experience flashbacks, and develop paranoia (Yehuda et al., 2015). PTSD can strike anyone at any time and […]
READ ARTICLERecovering from trauma can often be difficult and slow going. What works for one person may not help someone else at all.
Read moreAPA’s Clinical Practice Guideline strongly recommends four interventions for treating posttraumatic stress disorder, and conditionally recommends another four.
Read moreChildren and teens are more vulnerable to being traumatized by accidents, pandemics, violent crime, or other disasters. But with the right parental support, they’re also able to recover faster.
Read moreWhen a traumatic event happens like the recent Parkland shooting, communities often come together and jump into action.
Read moreSomeone with PTSD has been through or witnessed a traumatic event. They have symptoms that last long after the trauma is over.
Read moreComplex PTSD and romantic relationships can combine and inflame your stress, confusion and fear.
Read moreExplains what complex PTSD is, including possible causes and how you can access treatment and support.
Read morePTSD can be a challenge, but help isn’t far away. If you would like treatment or to help a loved one, we are here. Get in touch for more information below.
Read moreImagine waking up in the middle of the night panicked and startled, with sweat streaming down your body, as you try to recollect yourself after re-living one of the most traumatic experiences of your life.
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