PTSD Treatment Program

What is trauma, and How is it the Cause of PTSD?

Trauma is defined as any event that is mentally or physically dangerous. Truptic stress disorder (PTSD) may result in trauma. PTSD is a mental health problem that can occur after a stressful experience or witness. The trauma can reveal itself in various ways. For example, it can be triggered by any of the following painful experiences:

• Abuse or neglect on a physical level
• Neglect or emotional abuse
• Witnessing parental or other forms of abuse
• A close family member has died.
• Removal from the residence
• Military service Someone detained in their home

Effects of Early Age Trauma

A risky, inappropriate, violent, or frightening event during early development can have lasting effects into adulthood. Severe early age trauma significantly increases the risk of developing substance use disorders and mental health conditions later in life. These painful experiences, often referred to as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), can impact emotional regulation, relationships, and overall well-being.

If you experienced trauma at an early age, seeking therapy as an adult can help with healing and recovery. Studies indicate that about 65% of individuals had at least one adverse experience at an early age, and 40% had two or more.

Experiencing multiple ACEs increases the likelihood of developing PTSD and other mental health challenges in adulthood. If you struggle with past trauma, a PTSD treatment program may offer the support and coping strategies you need to heal.

What are Adults’ Reactions to Trauma?

PTSD may be caused by trauma. Group therapy, cognitive-behavior therapy, and dialectical behavioral therapy are all displayed to help patients recover from PTSD when used with the right physician. It can also help with symptoms.

• Loneliness and severe depression
• Inappropriate sexual behavior
• Misuse of drugs and alcohol
• Highly careless conduct
• Becoming withdrawn
• Feeling distracted
• Developing an eating problem

If you or a loved one is concerned about unresolved adulthood trauma, we provide shock treatment for PTSD. Our physicians provide in-person and remote treatment.

Trauma-Informed Care (TIC)

At Palm Coast Treatment Solutions, trauma-informed therapy provides a perspective that emphasizes the persistent effect and impact of violence and abuse on a person’s psyche. This sort of treatment enables people to recover from the impacts of trauma and have a stronger sense of control over their lives. There are several advantages to trauma-informed treatment, including:

• A sense of security and trust
• Empowerment
• improved understanding
• Enhanced coping abilities
• Increased self-awareness

TIC is a strategy that capitalizes on your strengths. It focuses on the individual and is trauma-informed. It emphasizes safety and collaboration as you work with your therapist to understand how your trauma has affected you. TIC is a successful treatment for PTSD and can help with other underlying mental health concerns.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

You are not alone if you or a loved one is suffering from mental health-related PTSD and a drug or alcohol addiction. Many people who struggle with substance misuse also struggle with mental health issues. Our staff at Palm Coast Treatment Solutions understands how to address these concerns concurrently. Evidence suggests that the most successful mental health treatment methods must take into account all elements of a person’s physical and mental health.

Furthermore, a person may not have had only one sort of mental health disorder in their lifetime. Palm Coast Treatment Solutions provides a variety of therapies to help heal the mind, body, and spirit from the impacts of trauma and other mental health issues. Among the mental health disorders we treat are:

• PTSD
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Bipolar disorder
• Schizoaffective disorder
• Borderline personality disorder

Learn More About Palm Coast Treatment Solutions PTSD Treatment Program

Not everyone who has been through tragedy has visible symptoms of PTSD. Trauma and PTSD frequently reveal themselves during youth and adulthood. Keeping anything hidden typically makes things worse with the appropriate therapist, PTSD therapy may be life-changing.

Adults who endured extreme trauma at an early age are far more likely to develop substance addiction disorders, depression, anger difficulties, and other mental health concerns later in life.

If you have unresolved trauma in your history, you must meet with a PTSD therapist. Working with a therapist to resolve these difficulties can have a significant influence on your relationships with friends, family, and loved ones. We do not provide kids counseling at Palm Coast Treatment Solutions, but we may refer a therapist who does. We are experts in the following sorts of mental health therapy:

• Residential mental health therapy for adults
• Family therapy
• Group therapy
• Outpatient Program

Unhealed trauma frequently leads to PTSD. A PTSD treatment program might help you heal if you frequently find yourself acting in ways you don’t like or understand. To get started with Palm Coast Treatment Solutions, call (386) 284-4151.