Healing happens at your pace.
Trauma-informed PTSD care that honors your experience and proceeds entirely at your pace — whether from a single event or prolonged exposure, available via secure telepsychiatry throughout New Jersey.
Trauma-informed, at your pace
Trauma-Informed
You control what you share and when. We create safety, not retraumatization — there's no requirement to relive details before you're ready.
Privacy of Virtual Care
No waiting rooms, no concern about running into someone you know.
Extended Time
45 minutes for new patients, 30 for established — trauma work cannot be rushed.
Integrated Treatment
Medication and supportive counseling from one provider, one copay, with both halves of treatment staying in sync.
Safety Comes First
Trauma-focused treatment moves at your pace. Many patients start by building a stronger sense of safety and stability before processing difficult memories in depth.
You control what you share, and when.
Extended, trauma-informed appointments — no waiting rooms, no pressure to relive details before you're ready.
New patient? Register online to get started.
A Treatable Response to Trauma
PTSD develops after experiencing or witnessing trauma — combat, assault, accidents, disasters, sudden loss, or childhood abuse. It's not a sign of weakness; it's a natural response to an abnormal situation.
PTSD can emerge immediately or months later. Complex PTSD develops from prolonged trauma and includes additional challenges with emotional regulation and self-perception. Learn more from the National Center for PTSD.
Four categories of PTSD symptoms
- Intrusive memories, flashbacks, and nightmares
- Avoidance of reminders, places, or conversations about the trauma
- Negative changes in thinking and mood, hopelessness, emotional numbness
- Hypervigilance, irritability, and sleep disturbances
Medication, counseling, and trauma-therapy referrals
SSRIs & Prazosin
Sertraline and paroxetine are FDA-approved for PTSD; prazosin specifically targets nightmares.
Counseling & Referrals
Grounding techniques and coping strategies through supportive counseling, with referrals for trauma-focused therapy such as EMDR or CPT.
Complex PTSD Support
Care for prolonged trauma, coordinated with a trauma-specialized therapist.
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About PTSD Treatment
Do I have to talk about the trauma in detail?
No. Our trauma-informed approach means you're in complete control of what you share and when — we ask only what's necessary for diagnosis and treatment planning.
How long does PTSD treatment take?
It varies by trauma history and severity. Medication can start reducing symptoms within 4–6 weeks; therapy typically unfolds over months with gradual improvement.
Can medication help with nightmares and flashbacks?
Yes. Prazosin can help some people with PTSD nightmares, and SSRIs like sertraline and paroxetine are FDA-approved for overall PTSD symptoms.
Is telepsychiatry appropriate for trauma treatment?
Absolutely — many patients prefer it. Receiving care in your own safe space can reduce anxiety about treatment compared to an unfamiliar waiting room.
Does my insurance cover PTSD treatment?
Yes, we accept nearly every major insurance plan, including Medicare and Medicaid, and verify coverage before your first appointment.
What if I have PTSD and substance use issues?
This is common — many people self-medicate trauma with alcohol or drugs. We provide integrated dual diagnosis treatment addressing both conditions together. See dual diagnosis treatment.