PTSD is a very misunderstood, misdiagnosed and mistreated condition. Psychology overcomplicates the neurology, psychology and psycho-physiology of PTSD and this gives rise to frustration and exacerbation of the situation.

We commonly associate PTSD with war veterans returning from conflict but PTSD is a manifestation of an anxiety disorder in which a definite 'catalyst' is identifiable. Psychology suggests that the catalyst is the cause of the disorder but, in fact, it is not.

PTSD sufferers often turn to prescription medication, non-prescription drugs, illicit substances and alcohol in attempt to escape the torment of the disorder.

It is one of our most devastating frustrations that PTSD sufferers aren't provided with a clear explanation of the science, with appropriate advice and guidance and no clear treatment pathway. Millions suffer unnecessarily.

PTSD is only unique amongst the disorders in that there is an identifiable catalyst.

Psychology focuses on identification of the catalyst and utilises therapies which address the catalyst repeatedly in a treatment session structure. Sufferers find that temporary reassurance can be gained from discussion but CBT 'talking therapy' style therapeutic devices can and will only serve to perpetuate the condition and the memory of the initial catalyst.

Whilst these sessions may reassure and may be carried out by well meaning and pleasant individuals, they do not focus on recovery and provide nothing in terms of an easy to implement solution.

The reason we achieve such unmatched recovery results is because we understand the true nature of the disorder and fully understand how to remove it simply and scientifically. Our clients get a lightbulb moment very early on... it just makes so much sense.