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We provide consultation, psychotherapy & reduce symptoms of psychiatric disorders in geriatric, care center, nursing home, home residence and as outpatient basis.

 

We accept Medicare, AARP, and other financial arrangements. Some begin by a physician, individual, or family referral.  Read more below

Community Hope

Biofeedback PTSD

 

EMDR Provider

PVA Means Business

Veterans Outreach LBI

Neurofeedback PTSD

Keswick

Transition Help

Community of Veteran

Home Care Disabled

We offer a wide range of services... To create individual paths to 
support treatment if you’re interested in direct non institutional help
AVAILABLE TREATMENTS APPROVED BY MEDICARE...
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Is This  Clinic Seat Available ? If Not You May Thank Them For It
Veteran coming home. The concept itself is misunderstood most often the mind sees a far exotic land then a homecoming. Tours of duty can be horror and the adjustment delayed as the mind, body, morals, values get shuffled like a deck of cards. Here you can find resources not typically found in the VA.
PTSD combat from modern warfare involves acute exposure to combat remains both tactical and non tactical (civilian) contact. The purpose of warfare is to inflict death, and to search for those in hiding. To the degree which the combat or civilian unit is organized this adventure can be precise or vastly imprecise.
Usually there are victims to exposure and victims as a result of certain kinds of inaccuracies or unpredicted events. Such events may include a soldiers indecision over how one feels about war or psychological processes of guilt and the type of character development. In other words, one can go into combat already harmed psychologically then get pushed over the brink.
In practice situations homecoming can be quite complex especially if its not a warm environment as it may be difficult for the veteran to initiate creating one. In my/our practice, having worked in the best medical treatment centers both military and civilian, having worked with intelligent psychotherapists the veteran would best gain the necessary healing outside the Veterans Administration in 98% of cases. As an expert in combat PTSD I am asked to do assessments for claims because I have a track record of 99% approval by the VA Medical Board. I do not do claims verification anymore, because of my “secondary gain” concerns. Although if a combat PTSD claim is approved and the veteran receives Medicare B or covered by another insurance or private pay I will design a clinical treatment plan of recovery. That could mean you could get better and be less disabled (disturbed) and lose your disability benefits (and rejoin society).
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