TRAUMA RECOVERY & CARE PROGRAM

Over the Effects of PTSD in a Supportive and Innovative Way

Many of us have experienced trauma in our lives, and some of us suffer from PTSD, an often debilitating condition that affects us in profound ways. This trauma intensive is a six-week therapy program designed to treat and significantly reduce the symptoms of PTSD.

Many of us have experienced trauma in our lives, and some of us suffer from PTSD, an often debilitating condition that affects us in profound ways. This program is designed to help people overcome the most intense effects of PTSD in a supportive, holistic, and innovative way.

Next is the heart of the program, which consists of daily desensitization therapy, practicing EMDR 2.0 for 90 minutes per day with a qualified clinician. For some clients, clinicians may recommend Stellate Ganglion Block treatment to manage symptoms of PTSD.

The final stage of the intensive program involves a few more sessions to integrate the practice and to prepare some tools to bring this new capacities into the world. Integration is one of the most important pieces of this program. If your clinician is already at Whole Connection, we will make sure to work with them closely to ensure they’re aware of your experience so they can support you in taking new risks in life after the reduction of symptoms. If you are working with a therapist outside Whole Connection, we will prepare you to continue the work with your provider.

Experiencing trauma shattered my world, but through therapy and support, I found resilience and reclaimed my life, emerging stronger and more hopeful than before.

— Charles Martinez

Living with anxiety was a daily struggle, but through therapy and mindfulness, I learned to manage my fears and now live a more peaceful and empowered life.

— Emily Johnson

Facing depression was an overwhelming challenge, but with professional help and the support of loved ones, I found my way out of the darkness and now embrace life with renewed hope and strength.

— Michael Brown

Grief felt insurmountable, but through time, support, and self-compassion, I learned to honor my loss while rediscovering joy and purpose in life again.

— Sarah Thompson

Exploring my identity was a journey of self-discovery and acceptance, leading to a deeper understanding of who I am and a newfound confidence to live authentically.

— Alex Martinez

Who is the TRAC Program for?

This program is designed for individuals who are struggling to take control of their lives because they feel dictated by feelings that are deeply connected to their past. If you have been diagnosed with PTSD or you suspect that PTSD is underlying your current symptoms, this could be for you.

CLIENT PORTAL

Set Goals and Support Daily Progress with our App!

The program has a companion client portal that’s designed to help you throughout the program. Collaborate with your therapist to create daily and weekly health and mental health goals. Stay connected to the program even when you’re not at Whole Connection.

The app provides support to:

  • Track Your Symptoms
  • Follow Along & Understand Your Journey

FAQs

Medicaid covers ketamine therapy for qualifying candidates. However, most private insurance companies will not cover ketamine therapy.

In order to make Ketamine more accessible and to provide a community process, Whole Connection offers Ketamine Dosages in groups. These groups tend to be small, 3-5 people, and create a space for mutual experiences, while also having your own individual one.While being part of a group Ketamine dosing session, there will be a trained Integration therapist present to hold space, as well as our licensed physician. By doing so this provides a holding container for each individual.Even with this, we still have space for clients to be in their own individual space after the Ketamine process. Although the dosage is in a group experience, the integration is still individualized and provided the very next day.

Although you can have the Ketamine dosage without a follow up of integration with a therapist, we believe that by having the integration more of the experience can be understood and lead to growth. The Ketamine dosage experience is an internal experience, but also can feel disconnecting, and much like important moments in our lives, we believe that by having an ability to process the difficulties, new knowledge, and worries, can create for greater shifts in the directions we are hoping for.We believe in the integration so much, that it is part of our program, not an add-on. We also make sure that the therapist you will integrate with has been trained in Ketamine integration.

There are certain conditions that exclude some individuals from ketamine therapy:

  • Pregnancy
  • Uncontrolled or untreated hypertension
  • Severe cardiac disease
  • Liver or kidney failure

EMDR 2.0 is a form of therapy that evolved from EMDR 1.0. but is quite distinct in its approach. The process of EMDR 2.0 is to disrupt traumatic memories by asking you to do simultaneous activities, such as singing, counting, spelling, or performing another task while recounting the challenging memories.

By taxing the working memory, you will be unable to recall all the disturbing details: memories feel more distance, less bright or intense, and will be stored away into your long-term memory in a different manner.

Care Team

Dr. Chloe Wright
PhD, Licensed Psychologist
(she/they)
KC Cohen
Clinical Therapist
(she/her)
Ben Morrow
Therapist, LPCC
(he/him)
Skye Dowell
Trauma Therapist
(they/them)
Pantea Khajehzadeh
Therapist, LPCC
(she/her)
Laia Jorba
LPC, Clinical Supervisor
(she/her)

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