PTSD Treatment Program

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Trauma is an intense psychological reaction to an event or repeated situation. These experiences can cause emotional pain and physical suffering beyond the initial healing process. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a specific type of trauma that can result from exposure to a traumatic event.

The Ranch’s PTSD treatment center treats adult survivors of childhood trauma and other traumatic events. Trauma therapy and PTSD counseling can help individuals cope with and manage their symptoms, as well as address any underlying issues that may be contributing to their trauma.

If you or someone you know is struggling with the effects of trauma, contact our mental health treatment program in Tennessee at 1.844.876.7680.

Types of Trauma and PTSD

Trauma can cause a wide range of physical and mental health symptoms and PTSD signs. Some people are quick to anger while others develop anxiety or depression. It is also possible to become detached from emotions altogether. Other common issues include sleep disturbances, relationship problems, and flashbacks to traumatic episodes. Those suffering from trauma may struggle with alcohol or drug abuse, eating disorders, or self-harm.

The following are types of trauma that can lead to PTSD:

  • Acute trauma – This is caused by a single event, such as a car accident or natural disaster. This type of trauma can result in physical injuries and emotional distress.
  • Chronic trauma – It occurs when someone experiences repeated traumatic events over an extended period, such as domestic violence or ongoing abuse. Chronic trauma can have long-lasting effects on an individual’s mental and emotional well-being.
  • Complex trauma – This refers to multiple traumas experienced throughout one’s lifetime, often starting in childhood. This type of trauma can have severe impacts on an individual’s ability to cope with stress and regulate emotions.
  • Developmental trauma – Traumatic experiences can occur during critical periods of development, such as childhood abuse or neglect. These types of traumas can lead to developmental delays and long-term behavioral issues.

The effects of trauma can be debilitating and significantly impact an individual’s daily life. However, with proper treatment, it is possible to manage and overcome the symptoms of trauma and PTSD.

Trauma and PTSD Treatment at The Ranch

Trauma therapy gets to the root of your struggles so that you can begin recovery. At The Ranch, you’ll learn healthy ways to process the trauma and manage your symptoms. Our PTSD treatment program in Tennessee offers the following interventions:

Individual Therapy

In one-on-one therapy, you’ll build a trusting relationship with your therapist and explore the root causes of your trauma. You’ll learn techniques that can help you feel safe and work on building resilience and developing healthy coping skills.

Group Therapy

Small group therapy can help you feel safe when talking with others about your struggles. Group therapy is a powerful tool for practicing open and honest relationships. At The Ranch, you’ll work together with a group of peers to share your experiences and learn from others.

Trauma Counseling

The Ranch offers trauma-focused therapy techniques to help clients process everyday trauma triggers. These triggers can keep you stuck in old patterns of behavior. The techniques we teach provide another way to help you process trauma so you can move forward with recovery.

Outpatient Treatment

Outpatient treatment in a partial hospitalization program may be a good alternative for those who do not require full-time care. In our outpatient program, clients attend daily sessions at The Ranch for up to several hours. Choosing an outpatient program means getting treatment without disrupting work or family life.

Call The Ranch Today to Start Your Recovery

You can’t control your reaction to trauma, but you can seek treatment to help you move forward. If you’re struggling with trauma, The Ranch can help. Call The Ranch today at 1.844.876.7680 or complete our online form to learn more.

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