Treatment
A general overview of the nature of PTSD and the resources available to individuals suffering from PTSD
This fact sheet provides an in-depth overview of treatment options for those with PTSD.
Provides information for PTSD survivors on positive techniques for dealing with PTSD
Provides brief information about how PTSD is assessed
Describes how clinicians use various technologies to deliver
mental health care to patients who are miles away--discusses technology, clinical
considerations, and specifically how telemental health applies to patients
with PTSD
Related Web Links
This Web site contains the Post -Traumatic Stress Guideline developed by and written for clinicians by the
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD). The guideline consists of 4 modules addressing
management of Acute Post-Trauma Stress in the early days after exposure to trauma in civilian (ASR) and in combat or ongoing military
operation (COSR). Each module include criteria useful to identify persons with stress reaction who have a greater probability of developing
PTSD and who therefore would benefit from early brief intervention. The management of ASD and PTSD in primary care and mental health specialty
includes recommendations for pharmacology and psychotherapy interventions.
This Web site is for VA health care providers of PTSD services, providing information on treatments, screening tools, and facility resources.
The goal of this site is to connect health care systems with trainers, who are able to provide in-depth training in these high quality, innovative
screening devices, treatments, and outcome assessments for PTSD and related problems.
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