Stephernovas
MyPTSD Pro
During a recent phone call with WSIB (worker's comp), the psych team spoke with my therapist and completed their own assessment of me. They allowed for more treatments of therapy sessions for PTSD. They nurse case manager I was speaking with told me they are all labelled 'temporary allowances', as the goal is the individual gets better. Then she continued on to say, "most people recover from PTSD, but the length of time it takes varies". I told her hearing the term 'temporary' made me nervous thinking of the potential risk that they could/might pull this treatment well before I was ready.
I'm curious to get some feedback on this, as I've previously read articles about the debate if people truly 'recover/get better' from PTSD, or we just get better at managing it through each day. Thoughts?
I'm curious to get some feedback on this, as I've previously read articles about the debate if people truly 'recover/get better' from PTSD, or we just get better at managing it through each day. Thoughts?