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In order to make a decision to seek professional guidance and support for a trauma disorder, you need to identify the symptoms of this condition first:
Rule out neurological and physical illnesses that may cause symptoms similar to a trauma disorder.
Assess the mental health of the individual – learn more about their symptoms, ask questions about the previous experiences they would describe as traumatic, and observe their behavior to be sure there are no substances or medications making them feel and act in a certain way.
There is a long list of trauma disorders which is why a therapist is supposed to confirm a specific diagnosis – there are different therapy modalities to utilize in every particular scenario.
Sometimes called “post trauma disorder,” this subtype of trauma is the most common. It develops after a person goes through a distressing situation that leaves a mark on their mind.
Often referred to as complex trauma disorder or chronic trauma disorder, this condition occurs after the exposure to disturbing events lasts for a long time - for instance, domestic violence survivors are diagnosed with this disorder.
Typically diagnosed in children even though it affects adults as well, this type of trauma disorder prevents people from forming close bonds with others due to the abuse or neglect they were subjected to.
Confront trauma-related memories and challenge your negative thoughts by replacing them with more positive notions and ideas to
Under the supervision of a licensed EMDR practitioner, you will reprocess the memories you associate with trauma and lessen the intensity of thoughts and
It is up to a psychiatrist to determine what kind of prescription drug can alleviate the most acute symptoms of a trauma disorder. Most patients are prescribed selective serotonin reuptake
Trauma-related disorders can be caused by different unfortunate circumstances – abuse, assault, childhood trauma, exposure to military conflict, car accidents, natural disasters, and traumatic experiences that result in major health damage are typically the most common prerequisites of trauma. Besides, some people are more at risk – if you have close relatives who have been diagnosed with a trauma disorder, you have other mental health problems such as anxiety disorder or depression, or you lack a strong support network when dealing with life’s challenges and transitions, you become more vulnerable to the development of this condition.
The duration of trauma disorder treatment depends on individual circumstances, consistency of going to therapy sessions, and the specific challenges the patient addresses with their therapist and peers. Still, most people are able to see improvement after two or three months of counseling as long as they adhere to the treatment strategy and make changes to their lifestyle to reduce stress and anxiety.
Do your best to speak to a therapist as soon as you can after a major traumatic event in your life – sometimes, the symptoms are not evident immediately but they may start affecting you months and years after something bad happens to you or someone you care about. Even if eventually your diagnosis is unspecified trauma disorder, which means the symptoms do not fully fit the usual criteria, you can still benefit from counseling sessions that will offer you fresh insights into your condition.
Trauma-related disorders can be caused by different unfortunate circumstances – abuse, assault, childhood trauma, exposure to military conflict, car accidents, natural disasters, and traumatic experiences that result in major health damage are typically the most common prerequisites of trauma. Besides, some people are more at risk – if you have close relatives who have been diagnosed with a trauma disorder, you have other mental health problems such as anxiety disorder or depression, or you lack a strong support network when dealing with life’s challenges and transitions, you become more vulnerable to the development of this condition.
The duration of trauma disorder treatment depends on individual circumstances, consistency of going to therapy sessions, and the specific challenges the patient addresses with their therapist and peers. Still, most people are able to see improvement after two or three months of counseling as long as they adhere to the treatment strategy and make changes to their lifestyle to reduce stress and anxiety.
Do your best to speak to a therapist as soon as you can after a major traumatic event in your life – sometimes, the symptoms are not evident immediately but they may start affecting you months and years after something bad happens to you or someone you care about. Even if eventually your diagnosis is unspecified trauma disorder, which means the symptoms do not fully fit the usual criteria, you can still benefit from counseling sessions that will offer you fresh insights into your condition.
We address specific issues of our clients in a structured and effective way - we will be able to recognize the presence of a mood disorder or anxiety disorder and guide you as you overcome it.
There is no point in implementing the same therapy modalities over and over again - every patient has their own unique story, and we will help them restore a sense of balance and connection with customized treatment.
One of our key principles is to treat the whole person which is why you will be encouraged to try meditation therapy or yoga therapy to feel more confident, connected, and resilient.
Meet with other patients who know what you are going through and embark on a journey of personal growth and transformation together - you can learn from each other’s successes and setbacks in group therapy.
PTSD, complex PTSD, and reactive attachment disorder are the trauma disorders we help patients with at our clinic. You can also work with us in case you have co-occurring mental health conditions – see a full list of the disorders we target on our What We Treat page.
While the treatment varies based on the symptoms of the patient and the level of care they opt for, we try to integrate structured therapeutic modalities and offer comprehensive support to every person diagnosed with trauma disorder.
Family therapy can become the place where all family members address their deep-seated emotional issues, resolve lasting conflicts, and set boundaries for the future. Learn more about the support we will offer your relatives on our Family Resources page.
It is our goal to ensure every client is able to afford treatment at our facility which is why we accept most insurance plans. You can check coverage on our Insurance Verification page.
If flashbacks make it hard for you to focus on your studies or work and avoidance creates an invisible wall between you and your loved ones, it is time to consider therapy. See how you can sign up for treatment at our facility on our Admissions Process page.
Just like cumulative trauma disorders can create unnecessary pressure on your muscles, tendons, and joints, an untreated trauma disorder will put pressure on your psyche, your personal aspirations, and your professional goals. Our facility can ensure the highest quality of care – no matter how complicated your mental health problems are, we will customize our approach and help you accomplish your therapy goals with confidence.
Contact Red Rock Behavioral Health today – call (949) 704-6793 or visit our contact page to gain insight into your mind and develop a new relationship with your feelings.
