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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Getting "Unstuck" From Trauma

Getting "Unstuck" From Trauma

Trauma can make you feel terrified in the context of having very little control over the situation. Understandably, we often respond to this by trying to exert extreme control over our internal and external experience in the aftermath. Ironically, this makes us feel “stuck” and creates more problems than it solves. Therapy can help you find a different way of coping. Read on for more information.

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How to Recognize Trauma in Yourself and Others

How to Recognize Trauma in Yourself and Others

Do you know how to recognize trauma? Often we survive or experience events that are extremely traumatic for us. However, whether due to avoidance of the memory or minimization of the experience by those around us, we can often go through life without addressing this important event or the impact that it has on us. Awareness of the ways trauma can show up in ourselves and others can lead to powerful empathy, compassion, and the possibility of change for the better. Read on for this important information.

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Trauma-Informed Care In Practice

Trauma-Informed Care In Practice

If you're a trauma survivor, you deserve trauma-informed care (TIC) from your medical professionals. If you're a provider, you should be aware of the importance and benefit of trauma-informed care to your patients.

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