Are there ways to treat or cure stockholm syndrome?

Rare: Stockholm syndrome, or capture-bonding, is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome

Stockholm Syndrome: Yes definitely, I wouldn't say it is easy, any complex trauma should be treated by a Psychologist who is an expert in treating this type of serious trauma. Please look for a more experienced therapist, preferably Certified in EMDR, check out the EMDRIA website. But please reach out, help is available and a real trauma expert will never tell you to just learn to live with the symptoms!

Yes: This would usually involve psychotherapy , A person who has this condition has obviously been threw great emotional turmoil and should have the opportunity to work with a therapist.

Yes, however, this: is a severe psychological condition. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome). Why would someone bond with captors, especially when traumatized? That question points to the underlying psychology of the individual, which is usually very compromised. The treatment is very deep psychotherapy, from a support professional who has some specialty in this area. Do some research on who...

The treatment is: similar to how other traumas are treated, which is with medications and therapy. Usually both work better together than either treatment alone, and compliance with both treatments are of vital importance. Taking medications as prescribed, and staying with therapy can help to resolve the lingering issues and assist the patient back to a state of health. It takes time, as with any trauma.

Psychotherapy: Because this is an issue-related problem the best approach is to seek an evaluation by a Clinical Psychologist for psychotherapy.

Yes: Provider specializing in treating trauma will be the most qualified to help. Good Luck!

Psychotherapy: Working with a psychotherapist to help increase your emotional self awareness as well as improve your coping skills, no medication is going to help this.