Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Treatment

Reclaim Safety, Find Peace, and Heal Beyond Trauma

"We treat these conditions in conjunction with substance use, not independently."

How Trauma Shapes the Present

Understanding PTSD

PTSD is a mental health condition that may develop after experiencing or witnessing traumatic events such as abuse, violence, accidents, combat, or natural disasters. While distress after trauma is normal, PTSD occurs when symptoms persist and interfere with daily life and relationships.

Common symptoms include:

Flashbacks, nightmares, or intrusive thoughts
Avoiding people, places, or memories connected to trauma
Feelings of guilt, shame, or emotional detachment
Irritability, hypervigilance, or exaggerated startle response
Difficulty sleeping or concentrating

Many turn to substances to numb these painful experiences, which often deepens distress. Treating trauma and substance use together is essential for meaningful recovery.

Our Outpatient Approach to PTSD Recovery

At Pristine Recovery, we combine clinical expertise with supportive, holistic practices. Our outpatient program creates a safe environment where clients can process trauma, reduce dependence on substances, and build tools for resilience.

Discover a New Beginning

Integrated Care That Promotes Safety and Healing

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

We provide integrated care that targets both PTSD and substance use, addressing the connection between trauma and coping behaviors.

Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT)

This evidence-based therapy helps clients reframe painful thoughts and develop healthier responses to trauma triggers.

Exposure Therapy

Through safe, gradual exposure to trauma-related memories or triggers, clients learn to reduce avoidance and regain confidence.

Medication Management

When clinically appropriate, medications such as SSRIs may be recommended and closely monitored to support symptom relief.

Compassionate Guidance for Lasting Healing

Why Therapy Matters on Your Recovery Journey

At Pristine Recovery, PTSD recovery is about more than reducing symptoms—it’s about regaining your sense of safety, reclaiming joy, and learning to live without fear. Our outpatient team provides the expertise, care, and consistency needed to make lasting progress.