Trauma Therapy and PTSD Counseling NJ

Physical injuries are often the only injuries treated after an accident, but may not be the only hurt you may have to deal with after an accident. Distress, anger, fear, and worry are all common after an injury or accident.

Emotional symptoms sometimes present themselves immediately after an auto accident, but other times they take days or weeks to appear. In children and adolescents, this emotional trauma can be much more intense. Sometimes these psychiatric symptoms disappear on their own, but they often require the help of a professional to keep under control.

Psychiatric injuries resulting from an auto accident can include:

Depression
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Acute stress disorders
Anxiety disorders

These disorders and conditions can interfere with day-to-day life just as much as a physical injury. At Sall Myers, we understand that not all the pain you may feel is physical, and our board certified psychiatrist can help you restore your mind and spirit while our other certified doctors and surgeons help restore your body. We are also conveniently located, with offices in:

Click here if you would like to read more about our board certified psychiatrist. If you need to speak with a psychiatrist, please call us at 866-609-4448 or fill out the quick contact form for FREE consultation.

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