A Roadmap to the Rose Program
What We Treat
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Traumatic Stress
Traumatic stress is a term used for trauma that causes severe psychological, relational, emotional, economic, spiritual, physical, or sexual harm but does not meet full criteria of PTSD.
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Examples may include:
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Systemic trauma
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Toxic work trauma
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Relational trauma
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Generational trauma
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Community trauma
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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition triggered by experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event.
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Symptoms may include:
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Flashbacks
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Avoidance of things reminding you of the event
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Nightmares
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Severe anxiety and/or depressed mood
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Uncontrollable and intrusive thoughts about the event.
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Complex Trauma
Complex trauma is a term used to address trauma experienced by a person who had an ongoing and repeated sense of fear, horror, powerlessness, and enmeshement of past traumas. It is closely related to PTSD.
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Additional symptoms may include:
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Often chronic trauma in childhood
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Relational instability
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Heightened emotional responses.
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Anxiety and Mood Disorders
Some examples include anxiety or depression. These conditions may be manifestations of trauma.
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Symptoms may include:
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Mood swings
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Restlessness
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Irritability
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Low motivation
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Uncontrollable and intrusive thoughts
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Difficulty concentrating
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Trouble sleeping
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Feelings of guilt, worthlessness, or hopelessness
How We Treat Trauma: Our Curriculum
Our unique approach to treating trauma is focused on getting to the ROOTS. Our evidenced-based R.O.O.T.S curriculum has been carefully designed and selected to provide specialized trauma care and to treat related diagnoses while allowing flexibility to tailor the program for your individual needs. Learn more about our model below!
Monday through Friday
9:00am - 2:30pm
Average of 6-8 weeks
Built in IOP 1-3 weeks to follow​
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*Daily groups, individual therapy, and weekly psychiatric appointments
Commitment
R.O.O.T.S
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To get to the ROOTS...
The Rose Program is comprised of a unique combination of group and individual modalities with the foundations that built psychology and a modernized touch. We aim to make trauma treatment more specialized than ever before and are dedicated to helping you process and heal. See below for details on what our curriculum and group schedule includes:
Art
Emotion Regulation
Medication Management
Theater Experiential
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Recording Studio
Process work
Writing
Movement and Body Work
Music
Self-esteem
Relationships and Trust