War is Hell

One of the best things about the technique I use is that veterans never have to say anything that is classified. There are techniques to get around anything that they feel would be compromising while still getting all of the job done and the client cleared of traumatic memories.

I've worked with several veterans from a couple of different wars and they have reported a decrease in nightmares, a decrease in substance cravings as a result of self-medicating, a decrease in intrusive thoughts and images, and an increase in restfulness and peace. The results are often surprising and are almost always very fast.

End years of suffering with just a few visits and feel relief begin after the very first meeting.

I offer a military discount. Please ask when calling for a free consultation at 954-612-9553.

International Trauma

Today's blog is short, but features links you might find interesting from all around the world.

For more on any story, click the links included.

• Irish Health reports that Northern Ireland has the highest level of PTSD of the 30 countries studied.
• Adelaide Now reports police offers in Australia are getting more help due to the trauma of the situations they 
• encounter.
• The Press echoes that sentiment in New Zealand, as well as for civilians after the Canterbury earthquake in February.
• ABS CBN News reported that trauma counselors were sent to the Phillippines after the flash floods in December.
• Voice of America has published a new book for Cambodians who survived the Khmer Rouge to assist in dealing with traumatic affects.