POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD)

Recovering from PTSD

Recovering from Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

You can recover from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder! At Move the Brain you can work on the health of your body & mind. Move the Brain gives recognition, hope, revitalizes and restores your body’s ability to function properly. With the intensive PTTS recovery program, we train your brain to perform better, combined with a program that revitalizes your body & mind. Our goal is for your brain to make different connections so you can overcome PTSD. In our experience, the combination of body & brain recovery gives effective and lasting results. Take the step toward recovery from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)!

Sign up for the PTSD recovery program at Move the Brain. Under the guidance of a multidisciplinary team, we will help you better deal with situations and emotions in a safe environment, so you can regain control of your body and life.

What is Post-traumatic Stress Disorder?

PTSD occurs when a person has experienced a drastic and shocking event and has not (yet) processed it properly. Such an event can be, for example, a life-threatening situation, mistreatment or serious physical injury after an accident. This event then comes back again and again in your thoughts or dreams.

You may develop an acute stress disorder after a drastic event. This can be over within a few weeks, but it can also develop into PTSD. However, not everyone with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder initially experienced an acute stress disorder.

Thus, PTSD can affect anyone, at any age. It often interferes with daily life, making normal functioning in society difficult.

Our solution for PTSD

The connections in your brain get stuck. This causes physical and mental symptoms. We can measure this with a QEEG measurement. 

The brain is plastic. Your brain is perfectly capable of adapting. This is the power of the neurotraining of Move the Brain. You can optimize your brain by weakening stuck connections and stimulating new ones, so your brain performs better and you suffer less from all kinds of mental and physical symptoms. 

In our PTSD recovery program we work to restore your brain & body, in an intensive program with good guidance, exercises, measurements and training. 

Symptoms PTSD

The symptoms present may vary from person to person. Sometimes the symptoms  are related to anxiety, but they can also be linked to a person’s mood, such as anger or aggression. The various physical and psychological complaints can manifest themselves in, among other things:

  • Painful memories of the event that recur regularly / flashbacks
    Nightmares / restless sleep
  • Irritability / Anger
  • Outbursts
  • Negative mood (fear, angry, guilt)
  • Difficulty with positive emotions (happiness, love)
  • Withdrawing from your social environment
  • Concentration problems
  • Reckless/Self-destructive behavior
  • Always be vigilant
  • Palpitations / startle faster
  • Little interest in others and in activities you used to enjoy
  • Depersonalization
  • Derealization

Do you want to regain control of your emotions and body?

Then sign up now for our intensive PTSD recovery program at our location in Zeist.

Interested in this program or would you like to receive more information?

Feel free to send an email to info@movethebrain.nl.

Our PTSD recovery program

With us, you come to rest. In the recovery program, we will work to restore your brain & body. Move the Brain strives to give you both the tools and the knowledge needed to effectively reclaim your energy, identity, purpose in life and daily joy on your path to recovery.  After your application, we begin by scheduling an intake meeting.

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