PTSD: A psychiatrist if psychotherapy & medications. A psychologist if psychotherapy alone.
Answered 1/25/2019
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An experienced one: The best provider to select is one who is experienced in treating ptsd. Cognitive processing therapy has an excellent track record for ptsd. It is a form of cognitive behavioral therapy. Many psychologists and some other types of therapists are trained in cpt. A psychiatrist may be helpful for psychotropic med. Mgmt. Although trained in cbt, i often prefer an acupuncture approach (7 dragons).
Answered 5/12/2016
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Psychotherapy/meds: Psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, and physicians assistants an prescribe medications for PTSD. Psychologists, social workers, and occasionally psychiatrists can also offer psychotherapy for PTSD. The most optimal results for alleviation of PTSD symptoms is a combination of medication and psychotherapy.
Answered 2/20/2015
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PTSD: A Psychologist expert in treating PTSD should have specialized training. If it is combat trauma make sure the therapist is a-n expert-look for Certified in EMDR therapy. My No More Nightmares training also very effectively resolves nightmares. This training can be done over VTC and produces rapid change.
Answered 7/19/2015
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