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Living with post-traumatic stress disorder is difficult – you cannot always control your thoughts and emotions, explain to other people why you have been acting weird, and enjoy the activities that used to bring you joy due to emotional numbness that overwhelms you.
Perform a physical examination of the individual – there may be physical and neurological conditions that result in symptoms similar to the manifestations of PTSD.
Talk to a patient to learn more about their medical history, exposure to trauma, and the negative impact their symptoms have on their daily life.
Continue to observe the person to figure out which signs of PTSD are recurring and what additional problems there may be whether they are suffering from a sleep disorder or panic attacks.
This is the most common subtype of the condition - it starts after a person experiences a single traumatic event and is not worsened by co-occurring mental health conditions.
If someone was exposed to violence, torture, or abuse for a significant amount of time, long-lasting emotional and physical pain may result in the development of a complex form of PTSD.
When PTSD co-occurs with the symptoms of depersonalization/derealization disorder (DDD), it increases the severity of the condition and manifests in a sense of detachment from the world around.
Trauma-sensitive treatment comes in different shapes and forms - some individuals benefit from cognitive restructuring while others learn to deal with intense emotions
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) are typically prescribed to patients who need
These days, most PTSD treatment centers include various mindfulness practices and techniques in treatment plans to target the core symptoms of the disorder such as
It is difficult to predict the duration of treatment and the timeline of recovery when it comes to a condition as severe and challenging as PTSD. There are people who are able to bounce back and get back to their normal lives only after years of intensive PTSD therapy. Still, it is possible to cope with the majority of symptoms within two or three months of counseling sessions in a private and group setting so a residential treatment program may be the best choice for a person whose life has been undermined by their emotional struggles.
It is difficult to predict the duration of treatment and the timeline of recovery when it comes to a condition as severe and challenging as PTSD. There are people who are able to bounce back and get back to their normal lives only after years of intensive PTSD therapy. Still, it is possible to cope with the majority of symptoms within two or three months of counseling sessions in a private and group setting so a residential treatment program may be the best choice for a person whose life has been undermined by their emotional struggles.
We do our best to involve every patient in every decision that concerns their mental wellness - we will offer you goal-oriented therapy and adjust your treatment plan based on how you react to certain therapeutic practices.
You get to benefit from therapy modalities that suit you in particular - some people resonate with acceptance & commitment therapy (ACT) while others see a significant improvement after attending dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) sessions.
Resolve inner conflicts with self-reflection and introspection - you can restore the connection between your body, mind, and spirit by signing up for meditation therapy or art therapy.
Find comfort and reassurance in group therapy - relate to other people emotionally, hone your communication skills, and form healthy, mutually fulfilling relationships that can last for a long time.
PTSD is one of the most complicated trauma disorders – it affects the person’s thoughts, emotions, and even dreams. It typically develops after an individual experiences or watches a traumatic event that involves someone’s death, injury, or assault.
We pick therapy modalities based on the evaluation of every single patient. Most clients find solace and peace in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR) – they get rid of negative thought patterns and process their memories in a safe way.
Yes, it is likely that your insurance provider will be able to cover the cost of your treatment. You can find more information and check insurance coverage on our Insurance Verification page.
We specialize in PTSD treatment for veterans – if you were exposed to traumatic events during military service, we can help you manage your symptoms successfully. Learn more about the mental health issues we can deal with together on our What We Treat page.
You get to map out an approximate timeline of recovery when you start working with a therapist but on average, a course of therapy does not last more than two or three months. The duration will also depend on the intensity of treatment you choose – there are different levels of care for patients with diverse and complex needs.
Do not resign yourself to years of pain and struggle – no matter how long you have been coping with PTSD, you should not be stuck in a frustrating cycle forever. Our team will come up with a PTSD treatment plan that will work for you so set time aside with no distractions and make your mental health a priority.
Get in touch with Red Rock Behavioral Health by calling (949) 704-6793 or visiting our contact page – let us give you the personalized guidance and support you need.
Do not resign yourself to years of pain and struggle – no matter how long you have been coping with PTSD, you should not be stuck in a frustrating cycle forever.
