Trauma Recovery Outpatient Care

Our specialized outpatient care helps teens and adults work through their symptoms of trauma-related disorders such as posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), without causing too much disruption of day-to-day activities.

Led by board-certified psychiatrists, our multidisciplinary team at Rogers offers one of few specialized, evidence-based Trauma Recovery outpatient care facilities focused on patients with a criterion A trauma.

Examples of triggers for PTSD:

Sexual assault or threats
Physical assault or threats
Natural disasters
Car accidents or other serious accidents
Terrorist attacks
Military combat
Life-threatening illness or injury
Secondary trauma (such as first-responder witness of the aftermath of abuse, accidents, death, etc.)

We understand how damaging trauma can be to someone's well-being and we have the experience and proven-effective, evidence-based trauma treatment to help. For more than 20 years, Rogers has been measuring the effectiveness of our care in the most transparent, scientifically reliable way possible. Each year, Rogers conducts nearly a million patient assessments: taken at the start of treatment, at various points throughout treatment, at discharge, and 12 months after care.

For a free, confidential screening call 800-767-4411 or click the button below to request a screening.

Free PTSD Screening

We offer partial hospitalization care (PHP) for Trauma Recovery:

Partial hospitalization care, 5 days a week, 6 hours per day

Patients, families, and treatment teams work together to determine length of programs based on individual progress and situations.

Therapeutic approach

Your treatment plan is specifically designed for your needs. Our Trauma Recovery Care is based on a proven-effective method that helps reduce your anxiety related to the traumatic event.

During your treatment, you may participate in all or some of the following:

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
Trauma-focused CBT (TF-CBT) teaches adolescents skills to cope with distressing thoughts and feelings and emphasizes making the parent or guardian an active component of treatment.
Prolonged exposure (PE)
Behavioral activation (BA)
Art and yoga/movement therapy

Family involvement is a key part of recovery that allows for more effective treatment and eases the transition after treatment.