BWRT can address post-traumatic stress disorder effectively
Are you part of the 10% of the population experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder? Being traumatised can affect us in disturbing ways. Counselling psychologist Heinrich Benjamin defines trauma and highlights its causes, how it can be recognised, and how it is diagnosed. He focuses on the advantages of the successful use of BrainWorking Recursive Therapy in the treatment of PTSD, and offers practical examples of life-changing results.
Heinrich Benjamin
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In ep. 60 of the weekly podcast series Calm, Clear and Helpful, Heinrich clarifies
what trauma is
symptoms of trauma and why they differ from person to person
the fact that signs of having been traumatised can take months or even years to become evident
possible sources of trauma, including rape, severe illness, and the death of a loved one
whether merely witnessing an act of violence can be traumatising
what post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD is
the four main aspects mental health professionals consider when checking for PTSD
why BrainWorking® Recursive Therapy can address PTSD cost-effectively and in “record time”
whether the outcome of BWRT® is permanent
Heinrich’s 3 best tips on managing PTSD.
Scroll down for Heinrich’s contact details.
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Contact details
Counselling psychologist Heinrich Benjamin works as a senior psychologist at the Department of Correctional Services in Cape Town. He is a former Provincial Head: Psychological Services at the South African Police Service in the Western Cape. Heinrich runs a part-time private practice in Rondebosch.
Tel. 081 592 2191
Email heinrichbenjamin19@gmail.com
Website http://www.heinrichbenjamintherapy.co.za
Facebook page Heinrich Benjamin Psychology Practice
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The free podcast series Calm, Clear & Helpful is available on iTunes, Spotify, Player FM and Iono.fm.
Music by Mart-Marie Snyman
http://www.martmariesnyman.com/
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