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PTSD

What It Is

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can develop after experiencing or witnessing trauma such as abuse, accidents, military combat, or sudden loss. It isn't about being "weak" — it's the brain's way of staying on guard long after the danger has passed.

Common Symptoms

  • Flashbacks, intrusive memories, or nightmares
  • Feeling constantly "on edge" or hypervigilant
  • Avoiding reminders of the trauma
  • Emotional numbness or detachment from others
  • Sudden anger, irritability, or outbursts
  • Trouble sleeping or concentrating

Why Getting Help Matters

PTSD can interfere with relationships, work, and the ability to feel safe in daily life. Left untreated, it may contribute to depression, anxiety, or substance use. Healing is possible — treatment helps calm the nervous system, process trauma in safe ways, and regain a sense of peace.

How We Help

  • Trauma-informed, compassionate evaluation
  • Medication management for anxiety, depression, or sleep disturbances
  • Supportive strategies for grounding and emotional regulation
  • Collaboration with therapists for evidence-based trauma therapies (EMDR, CBT, etc.)
  • Focus on safety, trust, and rebuilding resilience

You don't have to carry trauma alone.

Support is here when you're ready.