We’re here with you as you and your loved ones overcome PTSD and trauma.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is often a silent, but deadly disorder in kids. Children and teens develop PTSD when they have lived through a traumatic life-threatening situation or repeatedly been exposed to violence. Open the statements below to see details.
Re-experiencing the trauma through intrusive distressing
Evidence-based novel psychotherapy that fosters rapid recovery by reprogramming how the brain stores traumatic memories and imagery. Incorporates memory visualization techniques that are enhanced by the use of horizontal eye movements, as well as memory reconsolidation, a way in which new information is incorporated into existing memories.
Fast acting, psychophysiologic treatment that helps people process and remove painful, unresolved memories by providing a moving object for the eye to track while using deconditioning therapy.
Short term, goal oriented psychotherapy that is used to help change patterns of thinking and behavior that is behind people's difficulties, changing the way they overall feel about the traumatic event.
Form of counseling or psychotherapy that uses “play” to help children communicate and express their thoughts and feelings.
“As a Child Protective Investigator with the Florida Department of Children and Families for eight years, I personally have experience working with countless children who were the victims of trauma and serious abuse, both physical and mental. One common thread I saw in these families, however, was that the perpetrators of the abuse, usually the parents or caregivers, were themselves victims of unresolved trauma. I often wondered how we could expect these parents to protect and nurture their children when they were dealing with years of their own emotional wounds from which they had not recovered. Therefore, if we hope to stop the cycle and work towards the goal of making families healthy, we must address childhood trauma as soon as we can in order to help prevent another generation of victims who without intervention could become the perpetrators of abuse...”
Read Rebekah Gregory’s journey of faith and determination in overcoming PTSD. A portion of all book proceeds will be donated directly back to Rebekah’s Angels to help fund children’s PTSD treatment.
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