Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Treatment

Reclaim Emotional Balance and Move Beyond the Past

PTSD can make it feel like trauma is still happening—even long after the event has passed. Intrusive memories, flashbacks, and emotional distress can create a daily struggle, making it difficult to feel safe, connected, or in control. At Star City Recovery, we help individuals facing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder find healing and regain peace of mind through evidence-based, trauma-informed care.

With the right support, you can learn to process traumatic experiences, reduce emotional triggers, and reconnect with life on your own terms.

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

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How Trauma Affects the Brain and Healing the Mind Is Possible

Understanding PTSD

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) may develop after witnessing or experiencing life-threatening or deeply disturbing events. While initial distress is normal, PTSD occurs when symptoms persist and interfere with daily functioning. Without proper care, PTSD can lead to isolation, substance use, or co-occurring mental health disorders.

Common symptoms include:

Intrusive memories or nightmares that replay the trauma
Avoidance of people, places, or reminders of the event
Emotional numbness or detachment from others
Hypervigilance or a constant sense of danger
Irritability, sleep issues, or difficulty concentrating

PTSD affects not just the individual, but also their ability to build relationships, maintain stability, and move forward in life. Treating both the trauma and any co-occurring conditions—such as depression or substance use—is essential for long-term healing.

Our Comprehensive Approach to PTSD Treatment

At Star City Recovery, we offer an integrated treatment plan to address trauma and its impact through personalized clinical and therapeutic strategies.

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An Integrated Path to Healing the Mind and Body

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Many individuals with PTSD also face depression, anxiety, or substance use challenges. Our dual diagnosis care ensures that both PTSD and co-occurring disorders are treated together for deeper healing.

Trauma-Focused CBT

This form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy helps clients challenge distressing thoughts, reduce guilt or shame, and replace fear-driven patterns with healthier thinking.

Exposure Therapy

Through gradual and guided exposure to traumatic memories or triggers, clients build resilience, reduce fear responses, and regain control over emotional reactions.

Medication Management

When appropriate, SSRIs or other medications may help reduce PTSD symptoms. Our medical team provides close monitoring to ensure safe, effective treatment plans.