PTSD Treatment in Wyoming via Telehealth
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can develop after any experience that overwhelms your nervous system - a single event or prolonged stress. I provide trauma-informed psychiatric care via telehealth, including medication management for PTSD symptoms, for patients across Wyoming.
Book via HeadwayCommon PTSD symptoms
PTSD is a nervous system response - not a sign of weakness.
A safe, paced approach
At your pace
You do not have to share every detail of what happened. We'll discuss the impact of trauma on your day-to-day life and your goals, and work from there - without rushing.
Medication options
If medication is appropriate, I'll walk through your options. First-line PTSD medications are well-studied and can reduce the intensity of intrusions, nightmares, and hyperarousal.
Integrated support
I incorporate trauma-informed principles into every session - grounding, psychoeducation, and strategies for managing activation between appointments.
PTSD medication management
Sertraline and paroxetine are FDA-approved for PTSD and are commonly prescribed first-line. Other medications - including prazosin for nightmares and other SSRIs or SNRIs - may be used based on your specific symptom picture. I evaluate what makes sense based on your history, other conditions, and goals.
Medication for PTSD is not about eliminating the memory of what happened - it reduces the intensity of your nervous system's response, making it possible to engage more fully in your life and, if you choose, in formal trauma therapy.
Trauma-informed care
Trauma-informed care means your safety, choices, and pace are always prioritized. I approach PTSD with an understanding that the nervous system has been shaped by experience, and that healing requires consistency, trust, and a provider who is not going to push you faster than you can go. I will show up for that every visit.
Insurance & Self-Pay
Credentialed through Headway. Accepting new patients now.
$200
Initial visit
$100
Follow-up
Self-pay available. No insurance required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can medication help with PTSD?
Yes. SSRIs and SNRIs are the first-line medications for PTSD and are FDA-approved for this purpose. Other medications may help with specific symptoms like nightmares or hyperarousal. Medication often works best alongside trauma-informed support.
Do you provide EMDR or trauma therapy?
My primary role is psychiatric evaluation and medication management. I incorporate trauma-informed, therapy-informed principles into our sessions, but I do not provide formal trauma-focused therapy like EMDR or CPT. If you need a trauma therapist, I can help identify appropriate resources.
Do you treat complex PTSD?
Yes. Complex PTSD (C-PTSD), which often develops from prolonged or repeated trauma, can be treated with medication management and trauma-informed support. I take a careful, paced approach to ensure care feels safe.
Is telehealth appropriate for PTSD?
Yes, and for many people it is preferable. Being able to receive care from a familiar, private space can actually reduce the activation that sometimes comes with leaving home for appointments. Video visits are HIPAA-compliant and clinically appropriate.
What if I've never talked about my trauma before?
You do not have to share every detail of what happened. I work at your pace. Understanding the impact of trauma on your nervous system and daily life matters more than a full account of the event.
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Ready to get started?
Accepting new patients for PTSD treatment across Wyoming via telehealth.
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