[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Society often makes assumptions about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and believes that you will have unstable episodes. However, these assumptions fail to understand that PTSD is not some general form of mental illness. Instead, PTSD comes in different variations that affect your daily life. 

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, PTSD is from any event beyond the typical stressors. Some of the most notable include acts of violence, human-made or natural disasters, and combat. 

Those who suffer from PTSD experience recurring thoughts, detachment, numbness, and sleep problems. These issues impact your ability to function normally in a social environment, at work, and at home. We look at the different forms of PTSD and how PTSD treatment can make a difference in helping you to recover fully. 

The Normal Stress Response 

A normal stress response is when PTSD starts but does not lead to severe cases. These are from injuries, illnesses, accidents, and surgeries that increase stress and tension. 

For example, after an auto accident, it is not easy to drive a car down the road. You are fearful of the same events happening to you that lead to the accident. The fear is because you have higher amounts of stress and relive the accident to an extent. The increases in tension are normal stress response PTSD and impact your ability to drive a car. 

The best way to deal with these issues is to go to individual and group therapy to learn how to manage your PTSD.  We recommend seeking out PTSD treatment within a few weeks of the event to prevent things from becoming worse. 

More Life Recovery Center can help with our focus on providing you with life-long treatment options. We teach you how to cope with your PTSD and learn to get everything back to normal in your life. You don’t have to let an event control you when help is just a phone call or email away. 

Acute Stress 

Acute stress occurs when you go through a natural disaster, death of a loved one, job loss, or the threat of death. These events will cause PTSD to develop over time by relieving these events and how they change your life. 

For instance, the loss of your parents is tragic in your life, and you have trouble dealing with these events. If you don’t seek treatment, you will develop PTSD by living with unresolved events. 

The best approach is to go to our trained professionals who can help you to gain some perspective. 

More Life Recovery Center is the one place where we treat all of the different forms of PTSD. Our goal is to help you learn to understand these events, to move forward with your life. We integrate multiple approaches to increase your chances of success and give you the tools to succeed. 

Simple PTSD 

Simple PTSD is when an event causes you to become stressed out repeatedly. The most common symptoms are nightmares, flashbacks, avoidance, mood swings, irritability, and changes in your relationships. 

The best way to addresses this is to seek out treatment right away and use therapy to adjust. 

More Life Recovery Center knows what you are going through, and we use individual, group, and family therapy. You are not alone and can start to understand what is happening by reaching out to trained professionals. 

Compounded PTSD 

Compounded PTSD is when a series of traumatic events occur in your life that affects your behavior and personality. The most common include domestic violence, abuse, war, and experiencing sudden losses. 

Sometimes, those suffering from this form of PTSD can have borderline antisocial personalities. You will see things like aggression, impulsiveness, substance abuse, sexual promiscuity, panic, rage, and depression. 

We recommend going into an intense treatment program that helps you to understand these events. 

More Life Recovery Center is the place that treats all of the different forms of PTSD. We use the most effective PTSD treatment in New Jersey and will help you deal with these lingering issues. Our approach integrates various therapies, including cognitive, behavioral, and family therapy, to create the best outcomes. 

Don’t Suffer from PTSD any Longer 

These are some of the most common forms of PTSD, and we recommend seeking out treatment immediately. Call the More Life Recovery Center today at 888-825-8689 and see how we can help you overcome your PTSD. You are not alone and the best treatment options are a phone call or email away. 

We are available 24 hours a day and located on Main Street, near Toys for Tots and the Amboy Avenue Animal Hospital.  

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