Conditions We Treat
How we treat Trauma-Related Disorders
Trauma can leave a lasting impact on how you think, feel, and relate to others. Our providers offer trauma-informed therapy and medication management, with ketamine infusion therapy available for PTSD symptoms that haven’t responded to standard treatment, in a safe, judgment-free setting.
Reactive Attachment Disorder
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
We treat PTSD, Reactive Attachment Disorder, and other trauma-related conditions using compassionate, evidence-based approaches. Every plan is built around your specific history, symptoms, and current needs.
Ketamine-assisted treatment is also available when clinically appropriate, particularly for patients who haven't found sufficient relief through other approaches. We'll discuss whether this fits your situation during your evaluation.
Symptoms can include flashbacks, nightmares, heightened anxiety, avoidance of reminders, and emotional numbness. These symptoms don't always appear right after a traumatic event — sometimes they emerge months or even years later.
An evaluation can help determine whether what you're experiencing relates to trauma exposure and, if so, what treatment approach is likely to help most.
Yes, ketamine-assisted treatment may be recommended for certain trauma-related conditions, particularly when other treatments haven't provided sufficient relief. It's generally considered a complement to, not a replacement for, therapy.
Our team will assess whether this option fits your needs based on your history and current symptoms before recommending it as part of your plan.
Trauma-focused treatment specifically addresses how traumatic experiences affect thoughts, emotions, and behavior, often using specialized therapeutic techniques designed for processing trauma rather than general talk therapy.
This approach is designed to reduce the lasting impact of trauma over time, rather than only managing surface-level symptoms, which can lead to deeper and more durable relief.
Yes, we provide care for both adults and children dealing with trauma-related conditions. Treatment plans are adjusted based on age, developmental stage, and individual circumstances.
Family involvement is often a key part of supporting a child's recovery, and we work closely with parents or guardians throughout the treatment process.