
Opinion|Videos|January 3, 2025
Use of PTSD Treatments in Clinical Practice
A panelist discusses how clinicians implement posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) treatments through a carefully structured approach that begins with establishing safety and stabilization, progresses through trauma processing using evidence-based interventions, and concludes with integration and relapse prevention strategies, all while maintaining therapeutic alliance and adjusting treatment intensity based on patient response.
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