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Beth Ann Borecky is Certified in Veteran's Health and PTSD Treatment
Veterans benefit from all the same aspects of Massage Therapy as does the rest of the population. However, due to their service, potentially more is "added to their plate". such as PTSD, combat related injuries and combat related stressors. Beth has both taken courses and worked with Veterans to better serve them and their Massage Therapy related needs.
PTSD Treatment from Beth Ann's Therapeutic Massage
Massage Therapy, which can be a valuable adjunct to other treatments, can help manage some symptoms of PTSD and the other components of PTSD, such as anxiety, stress, and tension. Beth A Borecky has completed course work in both veteran's health and PTSD. She has been certified.
Massage Therapists should be trained in trauma-informed care, understanding the impact of trauma on the body and mind. Beth Ann Borecky has a Masters in Medical Massage Therapy which addresses this aspect of care.
Massage can calm the nervous system, release muscle tension, and improve the mind-body connection, aiding in emotional regulation.
Massage Therapy is not a standalone treatment for PTSD but can be a valuable component of a comprehensive treatment plan, which may also include talk therapy, medication, and peer support.
The best approach to Massage Therapy for PTSD will vary depending on the individual's specific needs and preferences. Beth Ann's Therapeutic Massage works within your health care team for the best result.
Massage Therapy is not a cure for PTSD, but it can help manage symptoms and improve overall well-being.
Massage can calm the nervous system, release muscle tension, and improve the mind-body connection, aiding in emotional regulation.
Massage Therapy is not a standalone treatment for PTSD but can be a valuable component of a comprehensive treatment plan, which may also include talk therapy, medication, and peer support.
The best approach to Massage Therapy for PTSD will vary depending on the individual's specific needs and preferences. Beth Ann's Therapeutic Massage works within your health care team for the best result.
Massage Therapy is not a cure for PTSD, but it can help manage symptoms and improve overall well-being.