PTSD can be associated with a whole range of emotional states depending on how it affects a person, including fear, anxiety, anger, aggression, and even the numbness of disassociation in which a person feels like their mind has separated from their body. Some people living with PTSD have frequent nightmares about the traumatic event they experienced or have physical or emotional reactions to things, people, or events that remind them of the trauma. Others who live with PTSD might do whatever they can to avoid anything that reminds them of the traumatic event to avoid experiencing distressing feelings. All of these experiences can be really overwhelming, and people who live with PTSD or any other trauma-related disorder might feel at a loss for what they can do to find relief from their symptoms.I
I offer a number of treatment options that are designed to help those who are struggling with PTSD and other trauma-related concerns. I use CBT/DBT/Prolonged Exposure Therapy concepts to treat the PTSD. I have experience in treating PTSD on individual as well as group basis.