5 Ways Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) Can Change The Tide of Trauma

5 Ways Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) Can Change The Tide of Trauma

Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is a beacon of hope for those navigating the tumultuous seas of PTSD. Like a lighthouse guiding a ship, CPT helps individuals chart a structured course through the complex relationship between thoughts, emotions, and trauma. The process involves uncovering and recalibrating distorted thoughts, facing the trauma, and utilizing Socratic questioning for deeper understanding. The benefits are profound - PTSD symptoms recede, coping skills improve, and a brighter, more balanced future comes into view. CPT is adaptable and personal, offering a path to healing and lasting change. Seek the guidance of one of our highly skilled trauma psychologists, and embark on a journey toward healing and hope in calmer waters.

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The Power of Self-Validation

The Power of Self-Validation

Although we can periodically avoid or suppress an emotion, we cannot avoid emotions entirely forever. Self-validation allows for you to move through the emotion effectively, rather than feeling as though your emotions are a shaken soda bottle with the lid coming off when you least expect it. Once you get in the regular practice of self-validation, you’ll find that emotions often become less intense and scary over time. Ultimately self-validation helps us have a healthier relationship to our own emotions and feel more powerful in our influence over them.

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How Attending to Yourself Helps Your Healthcare Team Attend to You

How Attending to Yourself Helps Your Healthcare Team Attend to You

Visiting a physician can be anxiety-provoking and intimidating, but important for your health and wellbeing. Learn how to manage your emotions and communicate effectively so you can have a more positive experience when attending a medical appointment. Our medical psychologist, Dr. Cameron specializes in helping you build a foundation of mental health that includes strong relationships with your entire medical care team; in turn supporting your physical health. Read on to learn more about how you can get started.

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