In working with psychological trauma, the challenge is learning how to remember without reliving. The therapists at the Denver Psychotherapy Center have over 18,000 hours of experience teaching our clients to accept and control post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and complex PTSD treatment (C-PTSD). All of AMI's therapists have extensive training in Buddhist psychology and meditation. Buddhist psychology and meditation now form the very foundation of modern trauma treatment.
In fact, Dr. Wilson is a Buddhist chaplain, and Ms. Julia Wilson is both a psychotherapist and a trained tantric Buddhist practitioner. Our clinical expertise along with our Buddhist spiritual training empowers clients to control the symptoms of their PTSD and C-PTSD.
People don't drown because they can't swim; they drown because they panic.
Sometimes trauma occurs in a single instance:
...such as a car accident or being the victim of a crime.
Sometimes trauma occurs over long periods of time:
... like prolonged childhood abuse, deprivation, and neglect, prolonged bullying at home or school, etc.
Whether your trauma was acute (PTSD) or developmental (C-PTSD) in nature, evidence-based therapies and our expertise in Buddhist psychology can help you heal. At Denver Psychotherapy Center, we use only scientifically validated approaches with success rates well above national averages.
Here Are The Symptoms of PTSD and C-PTSD:
If you experience three or more of the following, consider scheduling an evaluation:
- Depression
- Intense anger
- A sense of disconnection from loved ones
- Anhedonia: inability to enjoy activities that once brought pleasure
- Frequent hypervigilance ("high anxiety") or feeling “triggered” without a clear cause
- Alcohol and Substance Dependence
- Sexual dysfunction or loss of interest in sex
- Intrusive flashbacks or dissociative episodes
- Night terrors, sleepwalking, or sleep disturbances
- Feelings of overwhelm in crowds, or with loud noises, and bright lights
If you can relate or "endorse" three or more of these symptoms, please consider PTSD or C-PTSD tele-therapy with the Denver Psychotherapy Center. There is hope—contact us today for a free 20-minute consultation.
