MVA Assessment / Treatment
Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVAs) often leave scars far deeper than visible injuries. For many, the aftermath of an accident brings about profound changes in behavior, mood, and overall well-being. Symptoms like agitation, anxiety, depression, and hypervigilance are common, alongside feelings of detachment from one's life and disruptions in sleep, focus, and memory. These changes can strain relationships at home, work, and in social settings, with children potentially exhibiting regression, diminished coping abilities, and increased distress.
The journey back to enjoying everyday activities and relationships can seem daunting, especially if physical injuries compound the
psychological trauma. However, timely and supportive psychological intervention can significantly hasten the journey back to pre-accident
functioning, making the process less overwhelming.