PTSD
Adora Behavioral Health provides treatment to people who have been affected by traumatic events.
What is PTSD?
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental health condition. It can develop in people who have experienced or seen a traumatic event.
A traumatic event can be:
- War.
- Bullying.
- Serious accidents.
- Severe injury/illness.
- Violence.
- Physical or sexual assault.
The severity and nature of the condition can be different. Some people can recover within a few months but some can experience symptoms for years to come.
PTSD can affect people of all ages.
How PTSD Affects A Person
You might find yourself:
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Reliving the traumatic event through flashbacks and nightmares – which can feel very real and vivid.
Experiencing overwhelming anxiety.
Being easily startled and angry.
Feeling a sense of hyper alertness that never seems to subside.
We see you and we hear you.
What We Can Do To Treat PTSD
We trust the ability of medication to stabilize symptoms, help in recovery, and restore wellness. We assess if medication could be beneficial for your needs and will guide you through the process with sensitivity and respect.
Medication can include antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications depending on your symptoms.
We'll follow your progress and make adjustments to medications if necessary to find a balance that supports your recovery and wellness.
Next Steps
Call us today for a consultation and learn more about how we can assist you in your trauma recovery.
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- +1 617 207 2595
- (617) 553-7532
- info@adorabh.sprucecare.com
- 204 Brockton Ave. Abington MA 02351
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