PTSD and Medication: A Little Relief for a Big Burden
Does medication help PTSD? Yes - medication can help PTSD. SSRIs and related options ease symptoms like anxiety, hypervigilance, nightmares, and sleep disruption. Medication works ...
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Does medication help PTSD? Yes - medication can help PTSD. SSRIs and related options ease symptoms like anxiety, hypervigilance, nightmares, and sleep disruption. Medication works ...
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Change doesn’t only happen through talking. If you’ve had EMDR and felt that uncanny sense of relief-as if something inside you shifted without needing to revisit every painful ...
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There are moments when your body reacts before you can think. Your chest tightens. Your breath shortens. Your mind tries to catch up to something that feels real. And somewhere ...
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Sometimes you know you are ok, but your body does not believe you yet. You can be sitting in your car, lying in bed, talking to someone you love, or trying to get through an ...
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What is trauma? Many people unknowingly live with what I often call “trauma brain.” It’s an invisible force shaping their reactions, emotions, and even physical symptoms-without ...
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Many new people come into my office asking the same question: Why am I not getting better? For many people, the missing piece is complex PTSD vs PTSD. My practice has a way of ...
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Discover how Brainspotting vs EMDR can be used more efficiently to work with trauma. What is Brainspotting? Brainspotting (BSP) therapy is a powerful therapeutic approach that ...
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Trauma changes the brain, leaving a lasting imprint on a person’s mental and emotional well-being. It doesn’t simply live in the past as a distant memory; it shows up in the ...
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What Is EMDR Therapy? A nervous-system healing that starts with how humans process fear. People often arrive in therapy acutely aware of their current symptoms. They know their ...
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