Healing After Medical Trauma
Serious illness, surgery, or medical emergencies can be traumatic. Learn when psychiatric support may help.
Medical trauma includes frightening procedures, ICU stays, unexpected diagnoses, or perceived life threat during care.
Avoidance of doctors, hypervigilance about symptoms, and flashbacks to medical events are common.
Psychiatric evaluation addresses anxiety, depression, and PTSD symptoms that interfere with ongoing health care.
Coordination with your medical team ensures holistic treatment.
Telehealth psychiatry can reduce barriers for those anxious about clinical settings.
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