PTSD Treatment Doctor
in Florida for Symptom Relief and Recovery
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that develops after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. At AgeRejuvenation, we recognize that PTSD affects more than just the mind—it impacts the body, emotions, and daily life.
Our Florida clinics provide compassionate, evidence-based care to address the root causes of traumatic stress disorder and help patients find lasting relief. With advanced therapies like the Dual Sympathetic Ganglion Block (DSGB) and individualized treatment plans, we support recovery in a safe, structured environment. Schedule your appointment today and take the first step toward healing.
What is PTSD?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that may develop after a traumatic event such as military combat, domestic violence, natural disasters, or a violent attack. While not everyone exposed to trauma develops PTSD, for some, the impact can be severe and long-lasting. This condition can affect emotions and physical health, making it difficult to feel safe, focused, or connected with loved ones.
PTSD is more than just a reaction to stress; it is a complex disorder that requires professional care and support. At AgeRejuvenation, we provide advanced treatment options to help patients overcome past traumas and reclaim their well-being. Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward lasting relief.
Common Causes of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Post-traumatic stress disorder can arise from different life events, and the reasons often vary from person to person. While each story is unique, there are several common factors that increase the likelihood of developing PTSD symptoms.
Exposure to Traumatic Events
Experiencing or witnessing traumatic experiences such as military combat, violent attacks, natural disasters, or serious accidents can trigger post-traumatic stress. War veterans and first responders are especially vulnerable due to repeated exposure to life-threatening situations.
Ongoing Stressful Environments
Living in a setting marked by constant stress—such as domestic violence or repeated trauma encountered by police officers, firefighters, or paramedics—can lead to long-term mental health disorders and difficulty coping with daily life.
Loss or Life-Threatening Experiences
The sudden loss of a loved one, attempted suicide, or other life-threatening events can leave lasting trauma-related memories that interfere with mental health and overall well-being.
Co-Occurring Conditions
Patients with depression, anxiety disorders, or substance use disorder may face a higher risk of developing PTSD after trauma. These mental health issues can make it harder to process traumatic memories and may intensify symptoms over time.
What Symptoms Does PTSD Cause?
PTSD symptoms can vary in severity and often affect both mental and physical health. Recognizing these signs is an important step toward recovery, as early care can prevent symptoms from becoming more severe over time.
Common PTSD symptoms include:
Nightmares connected to past traumas
Flashbacks or reliving a traumatic memory
Panic attacks, anxiety, or sudden feelings of fear
Angry outbursts, irritability, or mood changes
Trouble concentrating, ADHD-like focus issues, or memory difficulties
Avoidance of people, places, or activities that bring back trauma-related memories
Difficulty sleeping, insomnia, or disrupted rest
WHAT WE OFFER
What Are the Treatment Options for PTSD?
At AgeRejuvenation, treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder goes beyond temporary coping strategies. Our Florida clinics provide advanced, science-backed therapies designed to calm the nervous system, improve mental health, and support lasting recovery. Each patient receives an individualized treatment plan tailored to their symptoms, medical history, and overall well-being.
Dual Stellate Ganglion Block (DSGB)
This innovative procedure targets the sympathetic nervous system to “reset” the body’s fight‒or‒flight response. By calming overactive nerve signals, DSGB helps reduce anxiety, panic attacks, and trauma‒related memories. Many patients experience rapid relief, improved sleep, and greater emotional stability after treatment.
Hormone Optimization
Hormonal imbalances, particularly low testosterone, can worsen PTSD symptoms such as fatigue, depression, and difficulty focusing. Our team provides hormone replacement therapy to restore balance, improve energy, and support overall mental health as part of a comprehensive recovery plan.
This innovative technology uses light and sound to guide the brain into deep states of relaxation. For patients with PTSD, BrainTap can help reduce anxiety, improve focus, and support better sleep by training the mind to break free from stress patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does PTSD ever go away?
PTSD doesn’t always disappear on its own, but with the right care many patients learn coping skills that reduce symptoms and improve daily life. Evidence-based therapies and treatments like the Dual Stellate Ganglion Block can help patients find relief and regain a sense of stability.
How do you confirm PTSD?
A diagnosis usually involves a detailed evaluation of your medical history, common symptoms, and overall mental health. Licensed providers will determine whether posttraumatic stress disorder is present and create an individualized treatment plan.
What is the best treatment for PTSD?
The most effective treatment depends on the individual, but at AgeRejuvenation our patients often benefit from the Dual Stellate Ganglion Block. This advanced therapy calms the nervous system and reduces posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms. For some, supportive care such as relaxation techniques and structured environments is also part of a comprehensive plan.
What does PTSD do to the brain?
Posttraumatic stress disorder affects the brain’s fear and stress circuits, keeping the body on high alert even after the trauma has passed. This can lead to anxiety, difficulty sleeping, and other mental health issues. Seeking treatment can help reset these responses, improve coping skills, and support long-term recovery.
