Psychological Trauma
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What is psychological trauma?
Psychological trauma is a prolonged or triggered response—often both physical and emotional—to a specific situation that reminds someone of an initial traumatic event. It is difficult to narrow down the exact symptoms of trauma, as it tends to vary wildly from one person to another. Those who have PTSD may practice avoidance of certain situations or attempt to suppress memories that remind them of their trauma to lessen these responses. Suppression can often lead to additional symptoms such as mood swings, explosive anger, risky behavior, or shutting down from daily life. With the right combination of therapy, medication, and professional guidance, trauma can be worked through and managed in order to give patients a better quality of life
Why choose Bold Steps Behavioral Health?
Community
We’ll help you apply for Medicaid and demystify the MLTCP application process, rightfully allowing you to receive the homecare services you deserve.
Dignity
Feeling too ill or bedridden to visit the doctor’s office? We’ll bring the physician to your home for individualized, medical care.
Harmony
As a new patient, you’ll be visited by a skilled nurse who’ll create a customized plan of care designed to maximize your health and minimize future hospital readmissions.
What is psychological trauma?
You are not defined by your PTSD. By working with a professional, you can explore your unique symptoms and find a balance through talk therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and coping tools. We will assess your needs at your initial evaluation to develop a personalized plan of care that is comprehensive and flexible enough to ensure sustainable success
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