Dallas Mental Pain and Trauma Centers Client Testimonial

In this post we hear a patient of Dallas Mental Pain and Trauma Centers talk about her trauma experience and about the positive experience she had from coming in for an initial assessment and for ongoing counseling at Dallas Mental Pain and Trauma Centers.

At Dallas Mental Pain and Trauma Centers, your clients receive the help they need for mental anguish, pain, and trauma following an injury related to an accident.  Our expert clinicians are trained to meet their needs. Our clinicians can work as retained service providers or work under a Letter of Protection.

Today, most settlements are driven by expert review and opinion. Whether your case is pre-trial or headed to court, the clinicians at Dallas Mental Pain and Trauma Centers provide professional representation when evaluating or acting as an expert witness with testimony.  We have decades of collective experience in Personal Injury cases where mental trauma is a factor to guide clients and attorneys.

Services can include:

• Objective Case Analysis & Independent Exams
• Diagnostic Interviewing
• Psychological Testing
• Anxiety Reduction for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
• Narratives reports, consults, & expert depositions
• Coding, Billing & Clinical Doc Review & Gap Analysis

According to Psychology Today, fear and anxiety are perhaps the most common reactions to a traumatic experience followed by anger, sadness and guilt.  Clients should ideally be questioned by case managers regarding their emotional state upon intake. 

If a client is exhibiting signs of emotional symptoms of an unusual nature, they can then be referred to Dallas Mental Pain and Trauma Centers where they can be clinically assessed for mental trauma and have a treatment plan developed if warranted.  Although every case is unique and each client’s experience will be their own, the team at Dallas Mental Pain and Trauma Centers will always give each patient the personal care and attention they need to find relief and recovery from their anguish.

We welcome your comments, questions and referrals.