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Compassionate PTSD Care Near You in Texas

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can affect anyone after a traumatic event, including car accidents, falls, or other unexpected trauma. If you’ve been struggling with anxiety, disrupted sleep, or find yourself replaying a distressing event, ProCare is here to help. We offer care for PTSD that treats both the mental and physical effects of trauma. With licensed counselors and experienced injury care providers across Texas, our approach supports your recovery from every angle. Book online or find a ProCare clinic near you to get started.

PTSD Symptoms and Related Conditions We Treat

PTSD can affect both your mental and physical health. At ProCare, we take a whole-body approach to recovery, combining counseling, medical evaluation, and personalized treatment plans to support your healing. We commonly treat:

  • PTSD after traumatic events or accidents
  • Anxiety or panic responses
  • Sleep disturbances or nightmares
  • Flashbacks or intrusive thoughts
  • Irritability or mood changes
  • Difficulty focusing or functioning in daily life

Treatments for PTSD

Counseling

Counseling

Neurology

Neurology

We’re with you every step of the way.

After an accident or injury, we’re here to help you get back on track. We team up to help heal you up, with comprehensive care so you can get back to what matters most.

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We provide specialist care, from medical intake, pain management, and orthopedic to chiropractic, neurology,  counseling, and more.

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Recognized for excellence in injury care, we’re proud to provide the best for our patients.

PTSD: FAQs

What are the symptoms of PTSD?

Post-traumatic stress disorder after a car accident can affect each person differently. Common symptoms include anxiety about driving or riding in a car, increased anger or irritability, sleeping issues, and uncontrollable flashbacks about the accident. You may have scary thoughts or bad dreams known as re-experiencing symptoms. PTSD can also cause you to avoid feelings or thoughts related to the car accident. You may experience arousal and reactivity symptoms like feeling tense, startling easily, or suffering from angry outbursts.

How is PTSD diagnosed?

To diagnose PTSD after a car accident, your doctor will likely talk to you about what symptoms you have been experiencing. Some symptoms of PTSD may be physical, so your doctor may perform a physical exam to assess you for any physical injuries as well. A psychological evaluation will involve talking about the signs and symptoms of PTSD and how you feel the car accident has impacted your daily life.

How long does PTSD last?

You might experience PTSD for a short period of time after a car accident. However, if left untreated, PTSD symptoms can last for a long time and impact your quality of life. Some people notice that their PTSD symptoms tend to go away with time and treatment, while other people may still have some encounters that can trigger certain PTSD symptoms.

What are the suggested treatments for PTSD?

A number of treatment techniques are available for PTSD, from talk therapy to medication to chiropractic care. Your car accident doctor may recommend cognitive behavioral therapy or exposure therapy to help you face triggers and fears. Your doctor may also recommend natural treatment approaches like chiropractic care or medications to regulate chemicals and neural responses in your brain that impact symptoms like anxiety and depression.

What doctors help with PTSD?

At ProCare, we allow our team of chiropractors and licensed counselors to help with PTSD after a car accident. On the physical side, a car accident chiropractor will work with you to improve your spinal health, nutrition, and mental health while you work through a personalized treatment plan. Chiropractic adjustments can help release positive hormones that can boost your mood, decrease your stress, and reduce your pain. On the counseling side, experts will help address any anxiety, mental blocks, and traumatic memories through specific exercises designed to help your brain heal effectively.