Non-invasive, drug-free, non-psychedelic, successful, lasting treatment for PTSD

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Quresta is a life-changing treatment for PTSD caused by any kind of physical, emotional or mental trauma. Quresta can bring you back to living your best life, for you and those you care about.

About

Quresta treatment for PTSD uses a research-based method known as the RTM Protocol™.

The Quresta RTM Protocol™ has undergone multiple, rigorous clinical trials and studies, including at Walter Reed Medical Hospital and MIT (in process) to be established as a standardized, medically-based, first line treatment for PTSD.

Non-invasive, No Drugs, No Psychedelics

Treatment through a Revolutionary Talk Therapy

with Quresta-certified Therapists

Studies to date have concluded that the Quresta RTM Protocol™ can drastically reduce or eliminate the PTSD condition up to 90% of the time – more than any other therapy method currently in use.

The latest Walter Reed study has scientifically recommended it as a first-line treatment, with few to no side effects and extremely low recidivism, even when dealing with multiple traumatic events and memories.

PTSD is a complex and debilitating disorder, negatively impacting multiple areas of life. It is often “unseen” on the outside, but can be as devastating as any physical, life-threatening injury.

How it works

At its core, PTSD is a memory disorder. PTSD-related memories are behavioral responses that were imprinted neurologically from experiencing traumatic events.

Typical behavioral responses associated with PTSD include:

• Traumatic nightmares

• Flashbacks

• Reccurrent intrusive memories

• Sleep disturbance

• Reckless behavior

• Difficulty concentrating

In clinician-supervised talk sessions, using a unique methodology, the Quresta treatment separates the installed traumatic memories from their associated traumatic feelings through a process called reconsolidation.

Treatment sessions can be effectively carried out either in-person or remotely. Successful, lasting remission is usually accomplished in 3 to 5 one-hour sessions.

PTSD affects not only those experiencing it, but also families, friends, co-workers and the general population as well.

Why it matters

PTSD is most often associated with those in occupations that have a higher risk for developing the condition, namely, the military, law enforcement and first-responders.

However, it also affects many in the general population as well.

Sources of trauma can be physical or mental, including things such as accidents, physical or sexual assault, abuse from childhood or as an adult, violence, serious health problems, sudden loss, and even intense phobias. It can also come from experiencing or being part of scenes of public violence, and even natural disasters.

Trauma does not discriminate when it comes to who can develop PTSD.

The importance of treating PTSD lies in the fact that the destructive effects it has on individual lives can spread to the wider population as well, by negatively affecting relationships, families, friendships, co-workers, businesses and the overall social fabric.

Being able to once again fully engage in a positive, productive way with the people and things that are part of one’s life helps not only the PTSD sufferer, but also the community at large..

Non-invasive, drug-free, non-psychedelic,

successful, lasting treatment for PTSD

Ask your therapist about the Quresta RTM Protocol™.

If you or someone you care about is experiencing PTSD symptoms, please contact us for more information.

If you are a therapist interested in using the Quresta RTM Protocol™ method of treatment,
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